Tale of Two Heralds

On the Media | May 5, 2011
When publisher Jesus Diaz resigned this week after just 14 months at the helm of The Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald, some suggested the company was caving to pressure from Miami’s anti-Castro Cubans. Others say he wasn’t temperamentally suited to the job. But it’s also possible that Diaz simply couldn’t reconcile the gulf between the journalistic cultures of the two papers he oversaw. Marketplace correspondent Dan Grech reports from Miami.

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