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1. www.theatlantic.com › 04 › the-obama-doctrinePresident Obama’s Interview With Jeffrey Goldberg on Syria ...

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   Mar 10, 2016 · Jeffrey Goldberg speaks with James Bennet about the process of collecting interviews and writing “The Obama Doctrine.” “There is no evidence in modern American foreign policy that that’s ...

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2. www.theatlantic.com › magazine › archiveJames Bennet’s Editor’s Note on Jeffrey Goldberg’s Interview ...

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   Mar 10, 2016 · James Bennet is the former editor in chief and co-president of The Atlantic. Reflections on Jeffrey Goldberg’s interview with President Obama and our April issue.

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3. www.economist.com › 1843/2023/12 › 14When the New York Times lost its way - The Economist

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   Dec 14, 2023 · James Bennet (second left) with Hillary Clinton (far right) on her trip as First Lady to north Africa in 1999 It is hard to imagine a path back to saner American politics that does not traverse...

4. www.theatlantic.com › author › james-bennetJames Bennet - The Atlantic

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   Mar 10, 2016 · Reflections on Jeffrey Goldberg’s interview with President Obama and our April issue

5. www.mediaite.com › opinion › here-are-the-5-mostJames Bennet Skewers New York Times: 5 Important Revelations

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   • “Reliable” Outrage Over Conservative Voices. According to Bennet, “conservative arguments in the Opinion pages reliably started uproars within the Times.”
   • Publisher A.G. Sulzberger Embraced “Double Standard” Between Treatment of Liberals and Conservatives. After observing that “the Times’ failure to honour its own stated principles of openness to a range of views was particularly hard on the handful of conservative writers, some of whom would complain about being flyspecked and abused by colleagues,” Bennet brought the problem to his boss, publisher A.G.
   • Racial Problems at the Paper. Bennet lamented “the generational failure of the Times to hire and promote women and non-white people, black people in particular” and described a culture that persistently disadvantaged and undermined black employees.
   • The Times Repeatedly Botched Its Own News Coverage of the Cotton Op-Ed. The resignation elicited from Bennet was eventually done under the cover of dutiful, scrupulous commitment to standards and accountability

6. www.semafor.com › article › 10/18/2022Inside the Identity Crisis at the New York Times | Semafor

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   Oct 18, 2022 · Two high-profile moments from that period continue to define the paper’s public brand for many readers: The firing of opinion editor James Bennet over a column by Senator Tom Cotton that called for sending the military into cities to suppress rioters and looters; and the company’s broad embrace of the 1619 Project’s provocative ...

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   Who is James Bennet?

   • James Bennet is the former editor in chief and co-president of The Atlantic. Under Bennet’s leadership from 2006 to 2016, The Atlantic dramatically increased its editorial reach and impact while returning to profitability for the first time in recent history.

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   Why did Bennet leave the New York Times?

   • After three days of upheaval, The Times asked Mr Bennet to step down and leave the paper. In his essay, Mr Bennet chronicles how changes in recruitment, training, newspapers’ business models and intellectual fashion combined to change the New York Times, as it is changing so many workplaces in America.

   How American journalism lets down readers and voters - The Economist

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   Did James Bennet sign off on a column by Tom Cotton?

   • We’ve updated this story to say that James Bennet signed off on an editor’s note on top of a column by Senator Tom Cotton. Bennet did not write the note, he said. The New York Times is the most important newspaper in the world. But Wall Street, the family that owns it, and its own employees are struggling to figure out what it will become.

   Inside the Identity Crisis at the New York Times | Semafor

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   What does Bennet say about opinion journalism?

   • Mr Bennet calls for journalists and comment pages to equip readers with the best information to form their own judgments. “The journalist’s role [is] to be a sworn witness; the readers’ role [is] to be judge and jury,” he writes. Mr Bennet thinks that opinion journalism also benefits from giving readers a range of voices.

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8. www.economist.com › united-states › 2023/12/14How American journalism lets down readers and voters

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   Dec 14, 2023 · In an essay James Bennet, The Economist’s Lexington columnist, and a former editorial-page editor of the New York Times, argues that its pledge to pursue the news “without fear or favour” is ...