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Some highlights from to the L.A. Times newsroom by Russ Stanton, the new editor, on Feb. 14, 2008 (thanks, Marco!):
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It looks like the Times made the right decision to go with Stanton instead of that other, much older guy they were also consider.
A lot of the old timers in the newsroom didn’t want to go with Stanton because he hadn’t “paid his dues.” Whatever that means. A paper like the Times needed a big shakeup.
It’s clear that most newsrooms would strongly benefit from the shake up a hire like Stanton can provide. Can you imagine having an editor in chief who came from the Web side?!?! That’s just crazy talk.
I really like how the Times is hiring a full-time instructor. That’s a very forward-thinking decision, and it’s the kind of decision that could quickly turn the Times around.
I’m trying to get my paper to institute some new blogs, specifically a breaking news blog and a page one blog (a blog to discuss which stories are on the docket for the day).