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New York Times ad; word of caution (by Jeffrey W.):

I have talked to dozens of Manhattan Club owners during the past two years of covering this story. They have much in common. But most have a long life history of experience and are able to put their TMC experience into perspective. Others appear to so consumed by their outrage that it has become a life's cause. With regard to the current idea of putting an ad in NYTimes or elsewhere, or getting the attention of some key reporters, I think that would be good money poorly spent. The NYTimes is no longer the media power-broker that it used to be. You can get more attention for your cause using social media than a traditional newspaper. Want media attention? Get hundreds of owners to walk a picket around the block of AG's office, and or the Manhattan Club.