New York Times Public Editor: 'No One Has Been Belligerent'
Liz Spayd chats with Lloyd Grove.
In Lloyd Grove’s interview piece with New York Times public editor Liz Spayd (pictured), her predecessor Margaret Sullivan describes the job as “tense” and “fraught.” Spayd is the sixth person to hold the position and has been on the Gray Lady ombudsman beat for four months now.
At one point in the article, the key role of her assistant Evan Gershkovich is touched on. Given the potential of whatever he reads and passes to produce an end result that will get under the skin of one ore more reporters and editors at the paper, perhaps it should be spelled ‘pores’ rather than ‘pours.’
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