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New York Times executive editor Bill Keller announced that any story over 1,800 words must be approved by one of a trio of high-ranking editors before it’s allowed into the paper.
- "Keller to Staff: Nix the Yak," april 11, 2005 (via gawker)
dumb "man date" article from sunday? 1,822 words.
coincidence?
posted April 12, 2005 in delivery. 20042001