On Tuesday, Jill Abramson was executive editor of The New York Times, 33 months into her tenure as the first woman to run the Times newsroom in the paper’s 161-year history.
On Wednesday, she was suddenly ousted from the editorship of The New York Times. Rumors swirl that pay equity or her management style are to blame.
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