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The Future of Newspapers: One-on-One with the L.A. Times Publisher
Val Zavala tours the offices of the country's fourth largest newspaper with its 14th and newest publisher, Austin Beutner. He took the helm of the L.A. Times in August 2014 following an era of cutbacks and declining readership. Among other questions, Zavala asks him about how he will face these ongoing challenges; how the paper is adapting to the digital age and whether or not newspapers can still afford investigative reporting.
Featuring Interviews With:
- Austin Beutner, publisher and CEO, Los Angeles Times
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