UK: Times Online to restructure editorial staff
Posted by Lauren Drablier on October 8, 2008 at 9:19 AM
The Times Online has decided to restructure their editorial team and will no longer have the position of Editor-in-Chief Online.
The previous editor-in-chief, Anne Spackman, will now be the comments editor.
Other changes include a streamlining of print and online editorial management structures, according to the Press Gazette.
Times editor, James Harding, had this to say about Spackman's new position, "she has generated real change in her previous role and I am excited about her editorship of the opinion and comment pages of The Times. She will ensure that we continue to have the best team of columnists in the country, as well as bringing in new powerful voices, challenging thinking and hilarious writers to the pages. She will also develop one of the most exciting areas of modern journalism, reader comment."
Sources: Press Gazette
The previous editor-in-chief, Anne Spackman, will now be the comments editor. Other changes include a streamlining of print and online editorial management structures, according to the Press Gazette.
Times editor, James Harding, had this to say about Spackman's new position, "she has generated real change in her previous role and I am excited about her editorship of the opinion and comment pages of The Times. She will ensure that we continue to have the best team of columnists in the country, as well as bringing in new powerful voices, challenging thinking and hilarious writers to the pages. She will also develop one of the most exciting areas of modern journalism, reader comment."
Sources: Press Gazette
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