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New York Time(s)Machine :: Did you know that New York Times integrated newsroom is a product, at least in part, of a months-long study by Jill Abramson, last year? In an unusual move, she stepped aside for 6-months to focus on digital operations and strategy. It seems like a good idea that she took the time to prepare herself in this way for the duties of executive editor, which she will assume in early September, writes Earl Wilson, public editor, New York Times.
[Bill Keller:] We really want this to be one newsroom, and it is part of the way there, not all of the way there. ... There is still a digital rhythm and a print rhythm, and they don’t feel synchronized.
By the way, when asked whether the temporary shift meant that he might be retiring early, Bill Keller answered, “No.”
Continue to read Stephanie Clifford, mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com
New York Times :: When Earl Wilson queried Jill Abramson about online content, which just disappears, she affirmed that The New York Times’s standards for publishing corrections are as strict online as in print. “Our policy, when an error occurs in an earlier version of a story, is to acknowledge it, so the notion that we are covering up or hiding our errors is wrong,” she wrote in an e-mail. “Indeed, in the online world, the chances of a serious error in The Times going unnoticed or uncorrected are pretty slim.”
[Earl Wilson:] Enforcing and publishing a clear set of standards would go a long way toward ensuring that time-tested news values survive in the digital age.
The NYT integrated newsroom - continue to read Earl Wilson, www.nytimes.com
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