Sarah Frostenson exits WaPo for New York Times
Sarah Frostenson is exiting The Washington Post for the D.C. bureau of the New York Times as an assistant editor focused on developing and executing our visual and explanatory strategy.
Editor and Publisher has a post that, according to The Times, she will work “to build on the progress we’ve made in the past few years in making the report more visual and engaging. Along with our Washington-based graphics, photo and video teams, she will guide us to work even more closely with reporters and visual desks to explore the many ways in which we can combine text and visuals to convey news and analysis in innovative ways.”
At The Post, “she oversaw visual and explanatory stories for the politics and democracy teams. In this role, she led a team of reporters in collaboration with visual journalists across the newsroom to explore a variety of formats and tell engaging stories — many of which have drawn large audiences,” states The Times.
