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Editor-in-Chief Peter Bart and Editor Tim Gray remain in their current slots, but Michael Speier has been named executive editor of news for Variety and Daily Variety. For a company to opt out and say no, no, no, we're too privacy-minded for this, it's basically helping terrorists, said Morton Kondracke, executive editor of Roll Call, regarding reports that Qwest did not provide data to the NSA without a warrant. 5 Sheryl Hillard Tucker has been promoted from executive editor to editor-at-large for Money magazine. |
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