<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

My friend works as a DJ and organizer for a group that puts on (illegal) parties in a major US city.  These parties are not legal because they sell alcoholic beverages without a license.  She did an interview with a local paper that published an article online.  The interview was about the group and their parties, but the article focused solely on the illegal nature of the parties.  Her concern is that although her name doesn't show up on Google Search, it does show up on Google News on the first page of results.  Current and future employers might find this and decide to fire/not hire her.  So she's concerned about her career, understandably.  

She contacted the author several times by phone and email asking for her name to simply be abbreviated.  She didn't ask for him to change any other content in the article.  He did not respond, so she put in the same request to his boss, who forwarded the request to the Senior Editor or some other top dog.  His response was that he confirmed with the author that the interview was on the record, and that the paper "stand[s] behind his reporting and the resulting story...[they] don't redact source names after the fact."  The editor said that they would publish a letter if she submits one, and that she is welcome to comment online as well.  In other words, a big "fuck you we don't care."

I'm looking for some advice so I can point her to a good way to respond to this.  She knows she made a mistake but was authorized to speak for the group- she didn't know that they would take her name and write an article "how to" about throwing illegal parties and detailing how they move the parties around, avoid police raids, etc.  I know that she can do a variety of things to bury the search results, but at this point she's looking for a way to stand up to the paper as well.

Thanks for your help.
<bot>: A friend got used by an online paper that refuses to redact her name; she's concerned about her employment because the article shows up on search engines.