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Hanaa' TameezOctober 27, 2022

Dean Baquet: “The audience for investigative reporting is tremendous”

“Some of the finest journalism I’ve been associated with started out as an inkling.”

The New York Times names Joe Kahn its next executive editor

Ken DoctorFebruary 22, 2019

The New York Times’ Mark Thompson on how he’d run a local newspaper: “Where can we stand and fight?”

“I believe that if you’re producing journalism of value, there is no reason to expect that consumers wouldn’t be prepared, in some way, to support that — potentially to pay for it. And that’s probably, ultimately, true of regional and local journalism as well as national and international journalism.”

Ken DoctorOctober 17, 2017

Newsonomics: The Daily’s Michael Barbaro on becoming a personality, learning to focus, and Maggie Haberman’s singing

“To be a Times reporter is to be in some ways a raconteur, right? A lot of the journalists here are great, great storytellers at a bar…I think The Daily taps into that great oral tradition of journalists, enthusiastically talking about a story in a way they’re excited about, and it gets people excited about it.”

Ken DoctorJune 9, 2017

Newsonomics: CEO Mark Thompson thinks The New York Times can “aspire to a different order of magnitude”

“For the first time in the history of the company, and arguably for one of the first times in the history of legacy media, we have the beginnings of a fundamentally integrated approach.”

Joshua BentonJanuary 17, 2017

This is The New York Times’ digital path forward

“For all the progress we have made, we still have not built a digital business large enough on its own to support a newsroom that can fulfill our ambitions.” This new internal report outlines how the Times aims to improve its journalism to help do just that.

Ken DoctorOctober 6, 2016

The New York Times’ Dean Baquet on calling out lies, embracing video, and building a more digital newsroom

“I think that [Trump] challenged our language. He will have changed journalism, he really will have…We didn’t know how to write the paragraph that said, ‘This is just false.’ We struggle with that. I think that Trump has ended that struggle.”

Joseph LichtermanAugust 8, 2016

Why The New York Times assigned a foreign correspondent to cover the U.S. elections

It’s part of the Times’ ongoing efforts to reach international readers — and an interesting experiment on how our political system looks from the outside.

Joseph LichtermanAugust 2, 2016

The New York Times is publishing a print-only novel excerpt this Sunday

“The New York Times audience is full of voracious readers, not only of quality journalism but also of important works of fiction as well…We plan to offer more selected works of fiction in the future.”

The New York Times is launching a movie and TV recommendation site and expanding its health coverage

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