Carl Corry | 2006 December

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Congrats @RTVProfHedges! https://t.co/tjw6meA7CX
RT @joe_manniello: Newsday's Late, Late Saturday Back Page Torreyes gives #Yankees walk-off win in 10th H/T to @NickKlopsis for the great h…
Hello, summer. #shirleybeach https://t.co/K9Bu5wR7kJ https://t.co/iLXG4DffLp
@TheFoggiestIdea @sachemlibrary Yep. On my list. Thanks!
Hey Long Islanders: Does your library have a cafe that serves coffee and other goodies? If so, which library?

Carl Corry | 2006 December

Carl Corry is a versatile freelance digital journalist, editor and educator who has held leading roles at worked at Newsday, News 12 and Long Island Business News.

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Editing Clips, Samples / 15.12.2006

Seats of Power: Diverse Averse

The faces of corporate directors on Long Island. Changing, but according to many, not changing fast enough....

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Editing Clips, Samples / 08.12.2006

Seats of Power: Going Overboard

One sign that directors are playing a greater role is they are often paid what looks like a full-time employee’s salary – and a well-paid employee at that. The median household income for a family of four in New York is $69,000; in 2005, the...

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Editing Clips, Samples / 01.12.2006

Seats of power: Director’s Cut

They operate largely behind closed doors, collecting a full-time salary for, at most, half-time work, not to mention stock and such extra perks as travel. Politicians? No, we’re talking about corporate board members, those who exert tremendous influence on company performance as the voice of shareholders. But...

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