Tom Ellsworth
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Podcast Appearances
Some people say it should be a trust.
And let me tell you why.
Okay.
Because it's a measure of its relevance.
If people won't pay for our product, we're not doing... Bingo.
It's a really wealthy... Bingo, yeah.
It's like, you know, doing...
It would be like poetry without rhyming.
It's a signal that we're providing a relevant service.
Your paper, the New York Times, you guys make a ton of money.
You guys are doing very well financially.
And you're providing a service that people are willing to pay for.
We can do that, too.
And guess what I told them when we were planning those layoffs?
I didn't pick who was going to get laid off or which departments.
I said, follow the data.
Follow the data.
And I said, there's one exception to this.
What's that?
Don't follow the data on investigative reporting.