Jack Risko of Dinocrat.com notes: What do Erskine Bowles and Laura D'Andrea Tyson have in common? (1) they are well—known and respected Democrats who served in senior positions in the Clinton administration; (2) they are high—profile educators who have substantial experience in business; or (3) they are two of the nine board members of Morgan Stanley, which this week told Pinch Sulzberger to take a hike. Answer: all of the above. It is not that they had any part in the decision by Morgan Stanley to organize 28% of Times' Class A shares in revolt against the Sulzberger admininstration (see WaPo), but surely they will be asked about it. Just as surely the revolt cannot be portrayed as the action of the greedy barons of Wall Street, given the impeccable pedigrees of these overseers. Indeed, that spin doesn't even appear to be in play. The revolt against Pinch seems pretty widespread. At least matters seem that way to us, given the rather nasty story on the Times in its own...(Read Full Post)