Attorney J. Edward Pawlick founded Massachusetts News in 1998 as a conservative alternative to the Boston Globe after a distinguished career as the founder and CEO for twenty-five years of Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, the bible for all lawyers in the state (and in seven other states before he sold the business in 1997).
     There was no way of knowing that the family which owned the Boston Globe and The New York Times Company had just installed a new Chairman, Arthur O. Sulzberger, Jr., who had had a terrible childhood and was out to get even with his family by promoting gay marriage across the entire country, beginning with the state where they absolutely dominated the media. All his ancestors were "homophobes," Sulzberger said and there was some truth to that statement.
     Atty. Pawlick didn't understand the hate that he immediately encountered. He had never heard of the Sulzbergers and didn't connect all the dots until 2003 when he wrote "Libel by New York Times." His many writings about the New York Times are the main reason that you see that newspaper being severely criticized across the country in the last two years.
     Pawlick is now retired and looking forward to writing a few more books.

J. Edward Pawlick