The real reason for the firing of the New York Times chief executive

The Guardian reported in December that the CEO of the New York Times, Janet Robinson would resign.

had no clue what was going on. However, if a New York magazine is to be believed, it seems that the story of his departure is very interesting.

According to the author, Joe Hagan, is a mixture of the struggle, the internal family rivalries and personality conflicts between Robinson and Girlfriend editor of Arthur Sulzberger Jr., Claudia Gonzalez.

According to Hagan, the absolute Robinson had received a sort of platonic marriage with Sulzberger.

This relationship has deteriorated as Sulzberger became increasingly concerned about the strong character Gonzalez was apparently not a fan of Robinson.

However, Robinson shot - with a reputation $ 24m (£ 15.3m) pay-off -. It was as simple as it may sound clash

Hagan explains that the general issue concerns the newspaper industry and its devastating impact on the comfort of the family economic Sulzberger.

• drop in advertising revenue, falling stock prices and the absence of three years of dividend Robinson eroded job security.
fact, the absence of a dividend created a feeling of discontent among Ochs-Sulzberger family two years ago also advice from a company that specializes in conflicts within families rich.

Robinson has been seen

on digital strategy of the company - or lack thereof -. That underlay its output

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