Inside The New York Times' unique deal with FX and Hulu for its TV show, 'The Weekly,' which could be a blueprint for others in the industry

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The Times' first weekly news program will air on FX on Wednesdays, starting June 2, and Hulu hours later. It's the deal of the modern-TV era.

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The executive behind The New York Times' new digital push explains how its TV show on FX and Hulu crystallizes the newsroom's transformation.

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