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The list includes Jeffrey Goldberg of the Atlantic, the Washington Post’s Ezra Klein, Yale’s Stephen Carter, Meghan O’Sullivan of Harvard), and others in academia. Goldberg and Klein will keep their day jobs at the Atlantic and the Post, reports Michael Calderone. The academics, too, will write for Bloomberg View in addition to their teaching jobs. Calderone wrote on Thursday:
Will Bloomberg View ever diverge from Bloomberg’s view? Executive editor David Shipley, tapped in December — along with former assistant secretary of state Jamie Rubin — to run Bloomberg News’ forthcoming editorial page, says he believes Mayor Michael Bloomberg would be “comfortable going to the podium in City Hall and having Bloomberg View express something different” that same day.
