Margaret Sullivan on Being New York Times' Public Editor: 'I Always Find Something That Seems Compelling'
We’re fans of Margaret Sullivan, The New York Times’ public editor. Since taking over for Arthur Brisbane, she has been making her voice heard. That’s a good thing, even if people sometimes disagree with what she says.
In an interview with Poynter, Sullivan talks about what it’s like being the public editor and discloses that her desk is near the obituary department, which we found sort of oddly fitting. Below are some highlights from the piece.
On relating to Times staffers:
It’s a little bit like covering the police beat from a desk in the cop shop.
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