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Telegraph To Restructure Editorial Using Digital First System

Telegraph To Become Digital First Newsroom?
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Telegraph Media Group is this week implementing a radical restructure of its editorial operation to focus on using digital content as the backbone of each printed edition of the Daily Telegraph.

In a series of “town hall” meetings with staff Jason Seiken, Telegraph Media Group editor-in-chief, last week unveiled an acceleration of his vision to transform the organisation’s print-focused mindset into a digitally led approach.

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