New York Times technology editor Kevin McKenna answered questions online from readers about the paper’s tech coverage, including whether the paper would bring back its stand-alone Circuits section, which was dropped last year, and how the paper’s tech coverage differed from Web sites that followed the business.
“Circuits remains a part of the Thursday paper in abbreviated form, within the Business Day section, with a focus on consumer products and video-game reviews. It also makes a periodic reappearance, roughly six times a year, as a separate section devoted to specific technology themes.”
Later, he wrote, “I’d say the approach The Times takes to technology is quite comparable to foreign coverage. In either realm, there are publications (and Web sites) for professionals and other experts; we respect and pay attention to those. Our space and readership are different from a single-topic publication. But I’d say that our goal is to cover the tech world better than anyone else – *and* to tailor it to Times readers. That means providing reporting that is a must-read for the specialist and compelling and accessible to the intelligent lay reader.”
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