article_snippet: Charlie Hebdo staff are embroiled in a bitter dispute over who gets to control the magazine, months after eight of Charlie Hebdo writers and cartoonists were murdered by terrorists.
article_snippet: Now the surviving staff members want that money and shares of the magazine - 40 per cent of which are owned by the magazine - 40 per cent of which murdered editor's parents - to be divided equally.
article_snippet: As many as 11 employees have instructed As many as 11 employees lawyers to turn the magazine - which has published cartoons of the prophet Muhammad on its cover - into a workers' cooperative.
article_snippet: but they all move has been attacked by another anonymous contributor in a leaked email to French news agency Agence France-Presse.
article_snippet: another anonymous contributor accused the plotters of trying to grab the shares that belonged to the magazine - which has published cartoons of the prophet Muhammad on its cover - into a workers' cooperative's murdered editor Stephane Charbonnier 'before the worms have finished eating him'.
article_snippet: 40 per cent of the company is owned by him parents, another 40 by the magazine's new editor Laurent Sourisseau and the final 20 per cent belongs to financial director Eric Portheault.
article_snippet: One of the magazine - which has published cartoons of the prophet Muhammad on its cover - into a workers' cooperative's journalists Laurent Léger said: 'A new distribution of the capital would allow for the incredible influx of funds to the newspaper to be used in the most transparent manner possible.'
article_snippet: And Patrick Pelloux - who writes a column for Charlie Hebdo - believes a co-operative would bind contributors to the newspaper.
article_snippet: Greedy: An unnamed contributor has accused staff of trying to grab the shares that belonged to the magazine's murdered editor Stephane Charbonnier (pictured) 'before the worms have finished eating him' Demand: Since the brutal attack on Charlie Hebdo in January, the magazine's usual circulation of 30,000 a week has boomed to hundreds of thousands . '
article_snippet: We note the desire of the staff to be associated with the life of the newspaper.
article_snippet: In 2008, it's then-editor Philippe Val faced a backlash when it emerged
highlights_snippet: Staff instructed Staff lawyers to turn the magazine into a workers' cooperative .
  
highlights_snippet: But unnamed employee claims unnamed employee're trying to take deceased editor's shares .
  
highlights_snippet: Said unnamed employee were trying to take unnamed employee 'before the worms had finished eating