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The hardest thing about driving change at the Times is that we have two enormous jobs. We have to change — relentlessly. And we have to put out a great report. I don’t think every news organization in the middle of great change has to do both at such a high level.

The New York Times’ Dean Baquet on calling out lies, embracing video, and building a more digital newsroom » Nieman Journalism Lab

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