You can read the entire piece here. Politico’s Michael Calderone sums it up:

There isn’t a lot of internal gossip in Bowden’s piece, except for the prevailing opinion among those he’s spoken to that Sulzberger lacks the gravitas or business acumen for the chairman’s job—of course, that’s been said many times before.
Bowden makes his case by talking to those who know Sulzberger and running through a laundry list of past mistakes: buying back $1.8 billion worth of stock (that’s now junk); not diversifying enough (unlike the Washington Post buying Kaplan); passing up on investing in Google and Amazon; the $1.1 billion purchase of the New England papers (including the Boston Globe); and his legendarily poor handling of the Jayson Blair mess (complete with stuffed moose at a tense all-staff meeting). For good measure, throw in that Sulzberger might be confused as to what “platform agnostic,” a favorite term, actually means.

Not sure if Google is having fun with the leader of the Times, but when I used my Google toolbar to spell-check this post, it suggested I switch Sulzberger with “Sleazebag.”