Already in the midst of replacing last year's buyout class with younger reporters and editors, the Los Angeles Times is also going to reorganize the newsroom into the hub model that is gaining popularity. It will be a further and quite possibly final break from the old model in which news coverage was launched by the editors on various desks — the city desk, national, foreign and others — and moved toward preparing stories by the end of the day for the next day's newspaper, while feeding the web.
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