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One thing Jill Abramson will change at the New York Times
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0:58Now PlayingWhen asked what one thing she's going to change at the New York Times, Jill Abramson, Executive Editor, says, "I don't want every story to be 1,800 words. I think in general, we have a lot of long stories that need to be long, things like Amy Harmon's profile of a young adult with autism, which you know was very very long, but worth every word. There is a certain lack of discipline sometimes. A point is repeated too many times in a story or there are three quotes making the same point where one would do and I'd like to see a variety of story lines." See the complete C-SPAN Q&A interview on Sunday, October 30 at 8:00 p.m.
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