New York Times names Farah Miller deputy for community in Audience unit

• The New York Times appointed Farah Miller as deputy for community in its Audience group, formalizing her stint as acting leader.
• She will oversee moderation and community guidelines, plus editorial initiatives aimed at expanding audience engagement around Times coverage.
• Miller joined the Times in 2018 as director of content strategy for a standalone parenting product later folded into the Well desk.
• She later ran strategy and operations across the Culture and Lifestyle group, overseeing audience editors and workflow systems for lifestyle desks.
• Before the Times, she held leadership roles at Facebook, The Huffington Post, and Oprah.com, starting her career at iVillage.

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