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1 month ago |
editorandpublisher.com | Marc Lacey |Jia Lynn Yang
We are thrilled to announce we are expanding our footprint in California and building out our Los Angeles operation into a key hub of journalism across desks. This moment marks an exciting new chapter in the story of The New York Times in California, where we have some of our most engaged readers. We are aiming for more ambitious and comprehensive coverage of this state, which couldn’t be more central to the story of this country and where it is headed.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
editorandpublisher.com | Joe Kahn |Marc Lacey |Carolyn Ryan
Anyone who’s worked with Jim Yardley knows the impact he’s had on our biggest reporting targets. During his many years overseas, and more recently as a rising member of our newsroom leadership team, Jim has produced, championed, coached and edited great enterprise, and formed strong partnerships with teams around the newsroom who bring it to life. We’re excited to announce that we’re promoting Jim to the masthead as assistant managing editor, overseeing enterprise and investigations.
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Nov 21, 2024 |
editorandpublisher.com | Joe Kahn |Marc Lacey
A January 2010 front page analysis of Barack Obama’s State of the Union address noted that the president ended his address with a plaintive appeal to transcend partisanship. The Times reporter succinctly summed up the urgent challenge: “Is it possible to embrace complexity in a political and media culture that demands simple themes and promotes conflict?”Looking back nearly 15 years later, that writer demonstrated a remarkable ability to see around corners — perhaps far beyond.
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Nov 21, 2024 |
editorandpublisher.com | Joe Kahn |Marc Lacey
Without a doubt, the biggest political story of the last decade has been the election of Donald Trump in 2016 and the disruption to the political system that followed. Numerous desks around the newsroom have contributed to our superb coverage of Trump’s administration and its impact on the United States and the world. But it is our Washington bureau, led by the incomparable Elisabeth Bumiller, that has in many ways reinvented what it means to cover a president.
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Jul 22, 2024 |
editorandpublisher.com | Joe Kahn |Marc Lacey
Express does not beat around the bush when it delivers news and in that spirit we’ll cut to the chase: Melissa Hoppert is our choice to become the next editor of Express as the legendary LaForge era comes to a close. As we all know, Express plays an essential role in keeping our newsroom competitive in this always-on era, whether the story of the moment is breaking during New York, London or Seoul hours.
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