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Los Angeles Times editor in chief Russ Stanton acknowledges in an interview that "I don't see us as a direct competitor to the New York Times any more. They have twice as many people as we have, and we have a different audience." It's a piece by Jon Friedman at Market Watch that explores, very lightly, how the paper is doing online and in print. (There's a video piece included with online editor Meredith Artley.) Stanton also complains that the "In our DNA, we still act like an army of 1,200. We're right around 600 newsroom employees."
Via Romenesko
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