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At the BBC, the late Jimmy Savile is associated with a sex abuse scandal of about 200 boys and girls. At the time, incoming chief executive for THE NEW YORK TIMES Mark Thompson had been in charge, reports NEW YORK Magazine.
Will Thompson go down in this, much like the late Joe Paterno did with the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse scandal? Time will tell and then THE NEW YORK TIMES will have to tell all.
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