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- Top story. Everyone in journalism this week is talking about the Washington Post, where new CEO William Lewis announced a plan to split the newsroom into three divisions—one focused on reaching news consumers in new ways—with separate leaders rather than a sole editor-in-chief.
The problem? All of those leaders named so far were white men (former Wall Street Journal editor Matt Murray, the Telegraph's Robert Winnett, and current Post opinions editor David Shipley). And Sally Buzbee, the former editor of the Associated Press who took over the Post's newsroom three years ago, is out of the picture.
