Sam Dolnick

1 month ago | editorandpublisher.com | Joe Kahn |Sam Dolnick

We are thrilled to announce that Jodi Rudoren is coming back to The Times. Jodi will rejoin our newsroom as editorial director of Newsletters, where she will oversee our portfolio of dozens of newsletters that together reach many millions of people every day. This role allows Jodi to bring together her journalistic experience running high-impact coverage with her impressive record as an entrepreneurial leader who knows how to connect with digital audiences.

Mar 7, 2024 | editorandpublisher.com | Sam Dolnick |Paula Szuchman

We’re delighted to announce that John Woo, an innovative journalist and empathetic manager, is being promoted to executive producer of the Reporter Reads team. Over the past three years, John’s team has reimagined the “reporter reads” — a format of audio journalism that has allowed listeners to engage with a huge swath of our report. These stories are more than read-aloud articles — they’ve brought people inside the work, adding humanity to our journalists and the work they do every day.

Feb 24, 2024 | nytimes.com | Sam Dolnick

My life, like yours, I suspect, can feel like it has been ingeniously designed for the sole purpose of strangling serendipity. Work days are built around back-to-back meetings and video calls; evenings revolve around children's bedtimes; date nights have to be scheduled weeks in advance; even phone calls to catch up with friends can take multiple rounds of back-and-forth coordination by text. I have found a secret antidote to all that structure, a magic portal that has no clock or key.

Dec 12, 2023 | editorandpublisher.com | Joe Kahn |Sam Dolnick

Posted Wednesday, December 13, 2023 11:29 am How should The Times’s journalism benefit from generative A.I. technologies? Can these new tools help us work faster? Where should we draw the red lines around where we won’t use it?

Nov 9, 2023 | editorandpublisher.com | Sam Dolnick |Jake Silverstein |Paula Szuchman

We are excited to announce the creation of a new weekly New York Times interview franchise that will provide readers and listeners with intimate, in-depth conversations with notable people from all realms of public life. It will be co-hosted by David Marchese, the Magazine’s Talk interviewer, and Lulu Garcia-Navarro, a veteran and well-known audio journalist who hosted “First Person,” an interview show for Opinion Audio, after 17 years at NPR.