New York Times Restructures Masthead
Now that the buyouts are over, the New York Times has announced some changes to its masthead. According to the Times, the changes sought (the paper wanted 30 staffers to accept the offer) were “accomplished primarily through” the buyouts and therefore “layoffs were kept to a minimum.” That means that yes, there were some layoffs at the paper, but we’re just not sure who they were. Yet.
A brief roundup of the masthead changes:
- As expected, Larry Ingrassia is now an assistant managing editor for new initiatives
- Jason Stallman, most recently deputy sports editor, has been promoted to sports editor
- Janet Elder is now an assistant managing editor, “with responsibility for overseeing newsroom resources, including the budget, as well as dealing with compensation and staff development.”
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