Romenesko

Washingtonian
A New York headhunting firm is interviewing candidates for Washington Times executive editor, telling them that the paper wants someone who has "experience with cultural change and possible reorganization in the newsroom." Also, the person who steps in when Wesley Pruden retires must have respect for "the vision of the founder of News World Communications and The Washington Times." That, of course, is the Rev. Sun Myung Moon.