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media1 year ago

New Washington Post Editor Resigns Amid Ethics Controversy

Robert Winnett, the British editor set to become the new editor of The Washington Post, has withdrawn from the position amid controversy over his journalistic practices. The Post's CEO, Will Lewis, announced the decision and stated that a new search for an executive editor would begin immediately. Winnett's appointment had faced intense scrutiny, leading to his decision to remain at the Telegraph. The situation raises questions about the future leadership and direction of The Washington Post.

via The Daily Beast|
#jeff-bezos#journalism-controversy#media
media1 year ago

Washington Post Drops Robert Winnett Amid Ethical Concerns

The Washington Post announced that Robert Winnett will not assume the role of top editor after ethical concerns were raised about his past journalistic practices. The decision comes amid ongoing turmoil at the newspaper, with staff morale plummeting and calls for publisher Will Lewis to step down due to his alleged involvement in past scandals. Jeff Bezos, the owner of The Post, has yet to take significant action to address the crisis.

via CNN|
#jeff-bezos#journalistic-ethics#media
media1 year ago

Washington Post Faces Leadership Turmoil Amid Ethics Controversies

Robert Winnett has withdrawn from his role as the incoming editor of The Washington Post amid ethical scrutiny, leaving the paper's CEO Will Lewis to find a replacement. Both men have faced criticism for past actions that violate American journalistic ethics, and the controversy has led to internal outrage and calls for Lewis' resignation. Jeff Bezos, the paper's owner, has reassured staff about maintaining journalistic standards but did not comment on Winnett's withdrawal.

via NPR|
#ethics#jeff-bezos#media
media1 year ago

Washington Post Faces Turmoil Amid Leadership Changes and Scandals

Jeff Bezos faces mounting pressure from Washington Post staffers to address the turmoil caused by new publisher Will Lewis, whose ethical integrity is under scrutiny. Staff frustrations have escalated, with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists calling for Lewis' resignation. Bezos' minimal response has done little to quell concerns, and the newsroom remains distracted amid ongoing reports questioning Lewis' past actions and affiliations.

via CNN|
#ethical-concerns#jeff-bezos#media
media1 year ago

Washington Post Faces Leadership Turmoil Amid Scandals and Staff Discontent

Robert Winnett will not be joining the Washington Post as its next editor following staff backlash and ethical concerns over his and CEO Will Lewis' past journalism practices in the UK. Winnett will remain with The Telegraph Media Group in London. The Washington Post will now launch a new search for an editor, with Matt Murray continuing as executive editor through the upcoming elections.

via Deadline|
#ethical-concerns#media#newsroom-leadership
media1 year ago

Washington Post CEO Accused of Burying Scandal Stories

Will Lewis, CEO of The Washington Post, allegedly offered an exclusive interview to NPR reporter David Folkenflik in exchange for dropping coverage of a phone hacking scandal involving Lewis. Folkenflik reported that the offer was made repeatedly and heatedly, and a spokesperson for Lewis confirmed the offer but declined further comment. Folkenflik decided to disclose the conversation due to recent turmoil at The Washington Post, including the resignation of its executive editor.

via The New York Times|
#media#media-ethics#npr
media1 year ago

"Washington Post Publisher Faces Repeated Allegation Cover-Up Claims"

The Washington Post's new publisher and CEO, Will Lewis, has been accused of attempting to suppress stories about allegations against him, including his involvement in covering up a scandal at Rupert Murdoch's British tabloids. Despite his efforts, the stories were published, leading to significant newsroom changes and the departure of Executive Editor Sally Buzbee. Lewis denies the allegations and any inappropriate pressure on the newsroom.

via NPR|
#allegations#media#media-ethics
business-media1 year ago

"Exclusive: Semafor's Interview with Washington Post CEO Will Lewis"

Will Lewis, the new CEO of the Washington Post, plans to revamp the paper's strategy with a focus on "fix it, build it, scale it," including more dynamically priced subscriptions and a renewed focus on diversity. He believes the news industry needs to innovate to attract younger audiences and plans to embrace personalization and AI. Lewis aims to grow the business and expand the Post's footprint, possibly through acquisitions, while emphasizing the importance of local content. He also emphasizes the Post's objectivity and balanced opinion section, positioning it as the most important and objective news organization in America.

via Semafor|
#business-media#journalism#media-business
media2 years ago

"Scandal Unveiled: Allegations of Hacking Cover-Up Surround New Washington Post CEO"

Will Lewis, the incoming CEO of The Washington Post, is facing accusations of being involved in a cover-up of criminal activity during his time at News Corp's British newspapers. Lawsuits against News Corp allege that Lewis played a key role in a conspiracy to delete potentially damning emails and protect top executives from scrutiny. Prince Harry and actor Hugh Grant are among those making the allegations. Lewis, who has denied the accusations, will assume his new role at The Washington Post in January.

via NPR|
#cover-up#hacking-scandal#media
business2 years ago

William Lewis Appointed CEO and Publisher of the Washington Post

Will Lewis, former CEO of Dow Jones and publisher of The Wall Street Journal, has been appointed as the next CEO of The Washington Post. Lewis, a British-born former journalist, will start in his new role on January 2. The appointment comes at a crucial time for the news organization, which has struggled to grow its digital subscription business and is preparing to cover the 2024 presidential election. The Post, owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has reaffirmed its commitment to the publication and described Lewis as an "exceptional, tenacious industry executive."

via The New York Times|
#business#ceo#jeff-bezos