New York Times CEO: We Know What’s Wrong With Our Business. But We’re Not Sure What To Do About It

Good news for everyone who’s been insisting that the New York Times (NYT) needs a radical overhaul in order to survive the digital era: CEO Arthur Sulzberger Jr. agrees with you.

The bad news: It’s 2009, and he doesn’t know what that overhaul should be.

Back to the good part. In a thoughtful speech he delivered at Stony Brook University in Long Island last week, Sulzberger did a nice job of laying out how the Times got to the ... Full Story »

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