in 2008 at the same time as Ian Katz. Viner edited the Saturday edition of The Guardian from 2008 to 2012. Laura Slattery in The Irish Times, reviewing Viner's career up to March 2015, noted that she "has almost always been the person who does the commissioning, [rather than] provided the byline". Several Guardian pieces by Viner published during this period are reprinted in an anthology drawn from the Guardian archive entitled Women of the Revolution: Forty Years of Feminism (2010), edited by Kira Cochrane. Australia and New York In January 2013, Viner's relocation to Sydney to supervise a new Guardian digital edition in Australia was announced; this venture was launched in May 2013. Viner delivered the AN Smith Lecture in Journalism at the University of Melbourne in October 2013."A.N.Smith Lecture in Journalism 2013", University of Melbourne D. D. Guttenplan, London correspondent of the American Nation magazine, wrote in March 2015 that "there is no one on either side of the Atlanti Ocean who has thought as deeply as Viner about the relationship between readers, technology and the future of journalism." Guttenplan is not totally convinced by Viner's "eagerness to transcend print" in the move to digital media, but commenting about her 2013 speech in Australia, he writes that "her arguments for the importance of reader engagement, and for sustained, original reporting of information that someone, somewhere, wants to keep secret are compelling and convincing." In the summer of 2014, Viner moved to New York City and became the new head of The Guardians American website in succession to Janine Gibson while remaining deputy editor of Guardian News & Media.Ravi Somaiya "Guardian to Make Management Changes", New York Times, 6 March 2014 While based in New York, Viner expanded GuardianUSs coverage from a limited range of subjects, into areas such as the arts and sport; she also increased US staffing. Editor-in-chief of The Guardian Appointment In March 2015, Viner won a majority in the ballot of Guardian and Observer editorial staff as the favoured successor of Alan Rusbridger as The Guardians editor-in-chief. Viner received 53% of first-choice votes from the 964 staff who participated, and was thus shortlisted for selection. Former deputy editor and rival, Ian Katz (editor of the BBC's Newsnight television programme 2013-2017), was also on the final short list of two. Viner was appointed editor-in-chief on 20 March 2015, the first woman to be the editor of