Larry Ingrassia, the business editor of the New York Times, will become acting managing editor for news at the paper during June and July.
The current ME for news, Jill Abramson, is taking a six-month leave from the position to run the paper’s Web site news operations. Deputy business editors Winnie O’Kelley and Dean Murphy will likely operate the business news department during Ingrassia’s temporary departure.
“At the end of these sojourns, we expect the substitutes to return to their department a little smarter and a little refreshed. Jill will return to the ME job ready to guide the final lap of newsroom integration.”
See the memo here, posted on Romenesko.
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