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Fed reportedly switches to alphabetical seating for Kevin Warsh’s news conference

ZeroHedge, quoting Bloomberg, says the change put ABC News, AFP and Al Jazeera in the front row and The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post in the last row.

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ZeroHedge shared a Bloomberg account describing alphabetical seating at Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s news conference, replacing an arrangement that put major financial news organizations in front. ABC News, AFP and Al Jazeera moved to the front row, while The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post moved to the last row. According to the quoted account, the Fed said the change was an effort to create “fairness” and was not necessarily permanent.

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zerohedge@zerohedge"Seating for reporters in Chair Kevin Warsh’s news conference has been scrambled. Instead of the major financial news organizations in the front row, seating is in alphabetical order. That moves ABC News, AFP, and Al Jazeera to the front row. The Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post are now in the last row. The Fed says the change is not necessarily permanent, but an effort to create 'fairness'.” - BBG25d
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    zerohedge@zerohedge"Seating for reporters in Chair Kevin Warsh’s news conference has been scrambled. Instead of the major financial news organizations in the front row, seating is in alphabetical order. That moves ABC News, AFP, and Al Jazeera to the front row. The Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post are now in the last row. The Fed says the change is not necessarily permanent, but an effort to create 'fairness'.” - BBG25d
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