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I can't find the column right now, but the columnist I read said that some of the internal tensions of the New York Times newsroom that have spilled out into pu
by ciabattabread 5y ago
I can't find the column right now, but the columnist I read said that some of the internal tensions of the New York Times newsroom that have spilled out into public (well, "public" as defined by Twitter's reality distortion field) are partly due to having employees -- specifically, the highly-valued and sought after tech employees -- having a greater say in corporate policy that their predecessors, the printing press operators and the delivery men, didn't have.
- gipp 5y agohttps://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/11/inside-the-new-york-times-heated-reckoning-with-itself.html https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/11/inside-the-new-york-... Maybe what you're thinking of. Most of this started after I left the company, but I saw some of the beginnings of it, and knowing Kathy Zhang (the organizer quoted in the union article), I would be very surprised if she didn't play a major role in a lot of what's described there.
- ciabattabread 5y agoThat's the article, thanks for finding it.