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The Oregonian announced this morning that its chairman, N. Christian Anderson III, is leaving the newspaper to become editor and publisher of The Eugene Register-Guard.
Anderson became The Oregonian's publisher in late 2009. He's overseen radical changes at the state's largest newspaper: He cut home delivery to four days a week, laid off nearly a quarter of the newsroom staff and imposed web quotas for reporters.
The Oregonian and The Register-Guard announced Anderson's move around 11 am.
The Oregonian said Steve Moss, hired one month ago as president of Oregonian Media Group, would take on most of Anderson's duties.
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