Sinclair is not happy that some of the staff at KOMO (Seattle) is speaking out against their owner.
Some KOMO staffers complained to both The New York Times and The Washington Post about undue editorial influence from their corporate bosses.
After the employees spoke out, Sinclair sent staffers at KOMO a letter with a reminder that, if contacted by outside media, employees should forward those requests through the proper channels. Read more at FTV LIVE
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