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LAT editor
James O'Shea told his staff Wednesday that the paper is in "a fight to recoup threatened revenue that finances our news gathering," and urged them to begin viewing latimes.com as the paper's primary vehicle for delivering news. Staffers will take an "Internet 101" course to learn how to post content to the website. Business editor
Russ Stanton was named innovation editor, a new position. His mission "is nothing less than the transformation of our newsroom into a 24/7 operation that breaks news all the time online,"
writes publisher
David Hiller.
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LATer: "In order to execute this plan, we need more resources" (E&P)
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Romenesko reader Day has two question about LAT's initiative (Letters)
