As general counsel of The New York Times Co., no day is typical for Kenneth A. Richieri, "which goes with the turf these days. As the general counsel role has evolved in a public company, you almost have to be a generalist," he said. The job has become more complex, due in part to increased U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission oversight, changes in copyright law and "the curve balls that the Web throws," Richieri said.
April 23, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Name and title: Kenneth A. Richieri, vice president and general counsel
Age: 55
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