Bill Keller trying to read the Times “mostly in digital forms”
www.niemanlab.org/2009/10/bill-keller-trying-to-read-the-times-mostly-in-digital-forms
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As he absorbs more responsibility for the digital operations of The New York Times, executive editor Bill Keller is trying something that anthropologists would call participant observation: For three weeks, he’s been limiting his exposure to the print edition and consuming the Times in its various digital forms, “trying to better understand the joys and frustrations of our journalism delivered online,” as he put it in a meeting on Thursday.
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