Washington Post Faces Leadership Shakeup Amid Financial Troubles
CEO William Lewis reorganizes top editorial positions as the newspaper grapples with declining readership and diversity concerns.
- Executive Editor Sally Buzbee is replaced by Matt Murray, former Wall Street Journal Editor-in-Chief.
- The reorganization has sparked internal debates over the lack of diversity in leadership.
- The Washington Post has seen a significant drop in readership and financial losses in recent years.
- CEO William Lewis acknowledges the urgent need for change to turn the newspaper around.
- Critics argue that the focus on DEI initiatives may have contributed to the publication's struggles.