Is There a Mutiny Brewing at The New York Times?
Politico just published a rather startling exposée on the state of affairs at The New York Times, notably the collective bad attitude towards executive editor Jill Abramson.
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Jill Abramson, the executive editor of The New York Times and the first woman to hold that position, is literally a poster child for Sheryl Sandberg's Lean In mantra. And, yet, that doesn't seem to matter to many of her defenders today, who also happen to dislike Sheryl Sandberg and her Lean In movement because it only represents corporate power women just like Abramson.
Politico just published a rather startling exposée on the state of affairs at The New York Times, notably the collective bad attitude towards executive editor Jill Abramson.
It's a bleak Monday morning for newspapers young and old. First, News Corp. announced plans to fold its iPad newspaper The Daily, and now The Gray Lady wants 30 newsroom managers to take buyouts.
It's been two months since The New York Times made media watchers scrutinizing the practice of quote approval, and now the paper has finally publicly clarified its own policy on the practice: Don't do it.
He's only got three days left on the job and New York Times public editor Arthur Brisbane is making them count: For the second time in a week, he's dinging the Grey Lady's ethical standards.
Appearing at South by Southwest for the first time, New York Times executive editor Jill Abramson spoke frankly about the paper's pay wall at a panel dedicated to "The Future of The New York Times." Abramson said that she supports the pay wall but also thinks that "news wants to be free."
Ellen Barkin runs afoul of the NYPD on New Year's Eve, the East Coast media descends on a tiny Iowa diner, and Russell Brand and Katy Perry are the latest famous people not to have a prenup.
The new New York Times executive editor is profiled by The New Yorker's Ken Auletta
Editor Jill Abramson called for up to 20 volunteers and ruled out layoffs
Plus: Sarah Palin entertains the notion of Herb Cain
They should give their poor mother a break, she only joined a few months ago
Let the food jokes and restaurant metaphors begin
Plus: Ratner passed on Jerry Seinfeld as Oscar Host for Eddie Murphy
The new executive editor of The New York Times has a lot on her plate
Also: Weiner puts his home on the market and news on Winehouse's last recording
Plus, outgoing editor Bill Keller is headed for the Op-Ed page
Plus: James Franco blames Yale for costing him his girlfriend
Dueling profiles put the rising New York Times executive editor in a hip light
With Jill Abramson replacing Bill Keller, the pair discuss the state of the paper
Abramson will be the newspaper's first female executive editor
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