Amy Hubbard started at the Los Angeles Times in 1993 at the Valley/Ventura edition. She then turned to Features and Entertainment and served as copy chief for daily Calendar as well as Travel and Books. In 2008, she joined the AM Copy Desk as copy chief and focused on The Times’ Web product. In 2012, she joined the Web producer team as SEO chief. Hubbard is a graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism. She left The Times in 2015 for a stint at personal finance website NerdWallet before returning to the multiplatform editing team in 2018.
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