New York Times Public Editor Wins Social Media
Looks like The New York Times has finally decided to place both feet firmly in the 21st century.
The “paper of record” suffered a few days of bad PR this week thanks to a “walk out” organized by 375 unionized employees, but the newest member of the Times management team has received excellent marks: recently appointed public editor Margaret Sullivan.
How did she win media plaudits? By being bold: A perfect example may be the public smackdown she issued to “Talk” writer Andrew Goldman today for repeatedly asking female interview subjects whether they ever used sex to advance their careers.
As New York Magazine’s Joe Coscarelli notes,
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