. >> i am elliott haywood, a freshman at gw currently working on a paper on how print journalism and radio journalism can increasingly attract mi millennials. what are the "times" and post doing number one in terms of data analytics -- what does your data say in terms of how many of your new readers are millennials number one. number two, what are you doing other than increased presence on social media and online publications, what are you doing in the future to kind of stay relevant? >> there are areas of coverage, speak for the "new york times." there are areas of coverage that -- i think you can make yourself nuts, by the way, chasing every sort of demographic group. but there are areas of -- i think that traditional news organizations are read more by men than by women, and i think that's partly a reflection of the people who run them and the people who write for them. i think diversifying your staff helps. we just started a gender vertical with the idea that we want -- and we've done the same with the race vertical -- that there are some subjects that were not present enough in

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