Romenesko

Editor & Publisher
That's what USA Today editor Ken Paulson tells Joe Strupp. Also, "many have additional or new responsibilities." He says the Gannett paper is no longer covering many stories reported first by others: "There was a time not long ago when the New York Times and the Washington Post broke a story, USA Today would chase it. That does not occur anymore. We now applaud it, and work on producing content they don't have. We have to make judgment calls on what our priorities are." PLUS: How other newsrooms are coping with cuts.