Washington Post Opinions Editor To Depart After Leading Overhaul
The Post said the section became more balanced and financially sustainable, with editorial pageviews growing by triple digits under O'Neal, who is leaving after about a year.
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Washington Post opinion editor to exit paper after just one year, staff completely 'blindsided'
Washington Post opinion editor Adam O'Neal announced his exit after one year leading the opinion section. Post leadership was reportedly 'blindsided' by the decision.
WaPo's opinion editor is leaving a year after a controversial shake-up. Read his memo to staff.
The Washington Post's opinion editor is leaving after about a year.Kevin Carter/Getty ImagesThe Washington Post's opinion editor said he's decided to leave after about a year.Adam O'Neal was hired as part of a shake-up pushed by owner Jeff Bezos.O'Neal said under him, the opinion page became "more relevant, accessible, and consequential."The Washington Post's opinion editor is leaving after about a year.Adam O'Neal was hired as part of owner Jef…
Washington Post Opinion Editor Adam O’Neal to Leave After Overseeing Major Editorial Overhaul
Adam O’Neal, who led a sweeping transformation of The Washington Post’s Opinion section over the past year, will step down as Opinion editor on Aug. 31, ending a tenure marked by editorial changes and significant audience growth. In a memo to staff Friday, O’Neal said he was proud of what the Opinion team had accomplished during a year of “dramatic changes.” Appointed last year to lead the section during a period of restructuring under Post owne…
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