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Joe Kahn Is Named Next Executive Editor of The New York Times

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Joe Kahn, 57, is the managing editor of the New York Times. He is replacing Dean Baquet, who is set to step down from the role in June. Kahn is a Harvard-educated, career foreign correspondent from a privileged upbringing. A former Wall Street Journal business reporter, he is said to have deeper ties with the business side of the paper.

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The Guardian

New York Times names Joseph Kahn as executive editor

Kahn, 57, was newspaper’s managing editor after working as a reporter in China and leading the international news desk

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

New York Times names Joseph Kahn new executive editor

The New York Times Co named Joseph Kahn executive editor on Tuesday, as it pursues a digital- and subscription-focused strategy that has been bolstered by acquisitions in recent years. Kahn, has been the Times' managing editor - the second-ranking title in the newsroom - since September 2016. He succeeds Dean Baquet.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

New York Times promotes Joseph Kahn to executive editor

The New York Times named Joseph Kahn as its new executive editor, replacing Dean Baquet with his second-in-command. Kahn will be tasked to lead the storied news organization as it

2 years ago·United States

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abc News

New York Times promotes Joseph Kahn to executive editor

The New York Times has named Joseph Kahn as its new executive editor, replacing Dean Baquet as leader of the storied paper’s newsroom

2 years ago·United States

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CNN

New York Times names Joe Kahn as top editor

Joe Kahn, the managing editor of The New York Times, will succeed Dean Baquet as executive editor in June.

2 years ago·Atlanta, United States

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Washington Times

New York Times promotes Joseph Kahn to executive editor

The New York Times has named Joseph Kahn as its new executive editor, replacing Dean Baquet with his current second-in-command to lead the storied news organization as it undergoes a period of rapid transformation in the digital age.

2 years ago·United States

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