1977, Bachelor's, Harvard College; 1983, JD, Harvard. 1983, with American Lawyer incl.: Magazine Editor; Editorial Director. With Wall Street Journal, including: Legal Editor; Special Projects Editor; Deputy Page One Editor; directed reporting teams that won Pulitzer Prizes; 1998, Assistant Managing Editor, supervised investigative coverage, taught journalism ethics and standards to Dow Jones news employees. 2005-09, Editor-in-Chief, BusinessWeek. Since 2009, with Thomson Reuters, including: Senior Vice-President and Editorial Director, Professional Division; Editor-in-Chief, Reuters News and Executive Vice-President, News, Thomson Reuters; President and Editor-in-Chief, Reuters.
Las opiniones pueden diferir, pero los hechos no. A menos que se encuentre entre el creciente número de gobiernos que restringen la libre expresión de los hechos que no les gustan o que d...
Trust in journalists is being eroded around the world, and their jobs are becoming riskier - and yet we need good reporting now more than ever. Democracy depends on it.
