NYT’s Andrew Goldman Gets a Time Out
Last week we wrote about Margaret Sullivan, the new public editor of The New York Times, and her desire to facilitate a conversation with her audience through social media and a healthy blog presence.
Her style represents a big step forward from that of her predecessor, Arthur Brisbane—and one of the boldest moves she made over the past few weeks was admonishing “Talk” columnist Andrew Goldman for asking so many female interview subjects whether they’d ever used sex to advance their careers (to be fair, the final woman he asked was actress Tippi Hedren, whose sexual harassment at the hands of Alfred Hitchock is fairly well documented).
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