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| The Associated Press link does not support that he is (or was) "25 years in journalism." | The Associated Press link does not support that he is (or was) "25 years in journalism." | ||
| Interesting that that Calandra is still mentioned as an executive on the Marketwatch website despite having quit over three and a half years ago. He is still listed as "editor in chief." But he is long gone. | |||
| I am not clear, looking at the Calandra website, just where this novel he is writing is going to be published. It apparently is being excerpted by a stock promotion site called "Stockhouse." I think maybe the reference to the novel should go. | I am not clear, looking at the Calandra website, just where this novel he is writing is going to be published. It apparently is being excerpted by a stock promotion site called "Stockhouse." I think maybe the reference to the novel should go. | ||
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When was Thom born? Hmm...anyone? Piperdown 02:59, 28 July 2007 (UTC)
Time in journalism, etc.
The Associated Press link does not support that he is (or was) "25 years in journalism."
I am not clear, looking at the Calandra website, just where this novel he is writing is going to be published. It apparently is being excerpted by a stock promotion site called "Stockhouse." I think maybe the reference to the novel should go.
I've reorganized the article to put the SEC charges first. That is his claim to fame.--Mantanmoreland 18:46, 29 July 2007 (UTC)