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Lewis, who will assume the reins on Jan. 2, 2024, takes over at a time when the media industry is grappling with a sluggish advertising market, low trust in news, and developments in generative AI technology that threaten to upend how people find and consume information.
Lewis will take the helm as CEO of The Washington Post in January. The exec will be tasked with turning around the paper’s slumping business.a nine-year run that included the ramping up of the outlet’s digital business, as well as its struggle to sustain its growth.
The Journal said Lewis helped the paper nearly triple its number of digital subscribers to just over 2 million. In its most recent quarter, the Journal had about 3.4 million digital subscriptions.
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