• Paid Content, Tuesday, November 8, 2011 4 PM

The fact that the New York Times won't be replacing SVP of digital operations Martin Nisenholtz when he retires at the end of this year, is a move that's "as much a statement about the NYT‘s structure as it is about the role of digital in the company," writes Staci D. Kramer.

She analyzes that strategy here, noting, for example, that "no matter how slow the progress has felt at times—or to many in the newsroom, how fast—the NYT has an integrated newsroom with an understanding that digital, while it may not always be first, is equal."

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