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Nominations for The 45th Annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards were announced Thursday by The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. Here are the nominees in the business categories: OUTSTANDING BUSINESS, CONSUMER OR ECONOMIC COVERAGE America’s Dangerous Trucks FRONTLINE PBS [ProPublica | FRONTLINE] Black Market Babies Trafficked with Mariana van Zeller National Geographic [Muck […]
Eve Crosbie has been named a senior entertainment reporter at Business Insider, based in London. Her coverage includes historical and fantasy dramas (“Outlander,” “The Crown” ), the reality star family the Chrisleys, “Yellowstone” and its spinoffs, as well as general entertainment and celebrity culture. Before joining Business Insider in 2022, she wrote for publications including […]
Mark Milian has been named deputy editor of Bloomberg Businessweek. He’s overseeing the news teams at Businessweek, including digital and the magazine’s front of the book. Milian previously was a teach features editor and managing editor of U.S. technology coverage. He also was team leader for venture capital coverage. Before Bloomberg, Milian was a tech writer […]
The Appleton Post-Crescent has hired Faith Huey to be a business reporter. Huey writes, “As a resident of Appleton for the past twelve years, and previously a California native, I’ve grown to fall in love with the Fox Cities and all it has to offer. “One thing I love most about the Fox Cities is the variety […]
Atlanta Journal-Constitution business reporter Kelly Yamanouchi has been promoted to team leader for business coverage. It’s reporter-coach role, says economy and environment editor J. Scott Trubey. She will work with Trubey to help guide coverage of business, climate and environment, as well as future products, including newsletters. “Kelly is a tremendous journalist and the perfect […]
“Deforestation Inc.” by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists has won the 2024 John B. Oakes Award for Distinguished Environmental Journalism. The in-depth investigative series exposed how a lightly regulated sustainability industry overlooks forest destruction and human rights violations, all while granting green certifications that provide false assurances to consumers, governments and investors. Led by […]
The Economist has hired Anshel Pfeffer to cover Israel on a full-time basis. He has covered Israeli politics and global affairs for over two decades. He is a senior correspondent and columnist for Haaretz. “I started writing for the Haaretz Group in 1997 half a lifetime and nearly my entire career ago,” he wrote on Twitter. “It […]
Ned Bell, a business reporter who worked at the Toledo Blade for 30 years, died July 13 at the age of 90. Mike Sigov of The Blade writes, “Mr. Bell retired from The Blade in February, 1996, after 37 years in the newspaper business, including 30 years with The Blade, of which the last nearly […]
Washington Post international editor Doug Jehl, deputy international editor Jennifer Amur, and Asia-Pacific editor Anna Fifield sent out the following on Wednesday: We’re very happy to announce that Katrina Northrop will join The Post as a China correspondent, becoming a key member of a team covering a world power whose path is shaping the 21st […]
The Colorado Springs Business Journal is coming back this August. A story on its website states, “Pikes Peak Media Co. will publish the first issue Aug. 9. The CSBJ will be published monthly. After the inaugural issue, we will publish on the first Friday of each month. “‘Colorado Springs’ business community is a tightly knit […]
Rest of World features director Vicki Turk has left the publication to become a freelancer. Before joining Rest of World in October 2021, Turk was features editor at Wired UK, commissioning and editing Wired UK’s long-form features across print and digital among other tasks. She was also a technology editor at New Scientist and has served as UK […]
The Charleston Post & Courier has hired Nic Napier as a business reporter to cover the Myrtle Beach area. He will start in September. Napier has been a Pulliam Fellow at the Indianapolis Star for the past year covering politics and business. He worked at the Indiana Daily Student as news editor and enterprise editor. Napier holds […]
Financial news site Quartz has rolled out a redesign on Tuesday. A story on its website states, “So in our latest redesign, you’ll find twice as many stories ‘above the fold’ than we had room for on our prior homepage. You’ll find a more prominent Latest News feed for up-to-the-minute updates on all things business. […]
CNN Business and TheStreet.com dropped out of the top 10 business news sites in June due to double-digit declines in unique visitors, according to comScore data. CNN Business, which had been No. 9, fell to No 11 after its unique visitors fell 16 percent to 15.9 million in June. TheStreet.com, previously No. 10, fell to […]
Mark Cohen has been named market president and publisher of Jacksonville Business Journal, effective immediately. Cohen has more than over 35 years of media management experience and is familiar with the Jacksonville market, having worked at the Florida Times-Union as a sales leader. He has experience in print, digital and events, and he has been […]
The Telegraph has hired Pui-Guan Man as a business correspondent covering commercial property and construction. She has been at Estates Gazette as a news editor. There, she oversaw the news output for the website and magazine, working closely with writers to deliver the insights on trends affecting a wide range of commercial real estate sectors […]
Morning Brew has hired Paige McGlauflin as a reporter for its HR Brew newsletter. She had been at Fortune working on the leadership desk and writing the CHRO Daily newsletter. Previously, McGlauflin was a contributing writer with Seattle Gay News and a reporter and editorial assistant with Paperwork Studios, a New York City-based media startup that produced B2B newsletters. At […]
The Financial Times has named Owen Walker to be its Singapore correspondent. Walker currently covers European banks, primarily Swiss, French, Italian, Spanish and Benelux lenders. He was previously asset management correspondent and his reporting on Neil Woodford’s downfall contributed to the FT winning business and finance team of the year at the 2019 Society of Editors’ Press […]
Morning Brew has hired Caroline Catherman to cover health care. Catherman was a health reporter for the Orlando Sentinel. She earned her master’s degree in journalism from Northwestern University in 2021 after graduating from Emory University in 2020 with degrees in psychology and English. Catherman previously worked in public health research and is the first author of […]
Max Harlow has been hired by Bloomberg News to be a data reporter in London. He previously was at the Financial Times as part of the FT’s visual and data journalism team, combining data and reporting skills to find and tell stories. Harlow also organizes Journocoders, a community of journalists and other people working in the media interested […]
Bloomberg News journalist David Joachim is leaving the news organization to become a professor of the practice at Penn State University. He has been teaching as an adjunct at George Washington University and at Fordham. Joachim has been a senior editor on the Americas desk at Bloomberg. He is a member of the Top team, which runs […]
Sports business website Front Office Sports has hired Daniel Roberts to be its editor in chief. He previously served as editor-in-chief at Variant, an early-stage venture fund known for its writing. Prior to Variant, Roberts was editor-in-chief of crypto news site Decrypt. Before that, he spent years covering sports business at Yahoo Finance and Fortune. His writing […]
Investopedia has hired Aaron Rennie as its news director. He has been working for the personal finance site since February as a contract editor. Rennie was a breaking news editor at The Messenger, which shut in January. Before that, he was at The Wall Street Journal, where he worked for more than a decade. There, Rennie held the […]
Twin Cities Business has acquired Tech.MN, a news site focused on Minnesota’s startup community, for an undisclosed amount. A story on its website states, “‘We are thrilled to welcome Tech.MN readers to TCB,’ said Twin Cities Business editor-in-chief Allison Kaplan. ‘Tech.MN has been a valued resource for Minnesota’s startup community since 2009, and as TCB has […]
The Sports Business Journal has hired Edward Sutelan as a senior associate editor. Sutelan has been with The Sporting News since 2021 after covering high school sports for PennLive. He graduated from The Ohio State University in 2019, where he gained experience covering the baseball, football and basketball teams. Sutelan also spent time working for The Columbus […]
Semafor has hired Mohammed Sergie to be editor of its new Gulf edition. He was previously an editor at Bloomberg News where he shaped coverage of energy and commodities in the region and was the company’s sole reporter in Qatar. Prior to Bloomberg, he was a senior writer/editor at the Council on Foreign Relations, where he wrote […]
CQ and Roll Call have hired Lia DeGroot to cover health care policy. She has been at Endpoints News covering the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. She previously was at Inside Health Policy covering the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. DeGroot is a 2022 graduate of George Washington University, where she was editor in chief of The Hatchet, […]
TechCrunch has hired Margaux McCall as a senior reporter. She previously worked at The Information since December 2021 and at Business Insider as a venture capital and startups reporter. McCall also interned at The Virginian-Pilot and Bustle. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University.
Reuters News is looking for an experienced and ambitious Cybersecurity Correspondent (Level 1 Journalist) in San Francisco. The successful candidate will have a track record of breaking news on the biggest data breaches, ransomware campaigns and the criminal organizations behind them. Hacking was once a concern mainly for computer professionals, but in recent years it […]
Quentin Hardy interviewed tech journalist Casey Newton about his decision to launch a newsletter, called The Platformer, and become his own boss. Here is an excerpt: Quentin Hardy: You had a rising career in traditional journalism, but left to start your own thing. What was behind that move? Casey Newton: It was 2020. COVID. I was living like a retiree, […]
Eliot Brown of The Wall Street Journal writes about the life of Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, sentenced last week to 16 years in a Russian prison. Brown writes, “A soccer star in high school at Princeton’s public schools, Evan studied philosophy at Bowdoin College in Maine and then moved to New York after a year in Thailand. […]
Abby Wargo, a New York-based journalist reporting on wage and hour law for Law360, is leaving to attend graduate school. They will be pursuing a masters degree on English literature at the University of Tennessee. Wargo previously worked in South Dakota reporting for both the Rapid City Journal and the Pierre Capital Journal. In South […]
Selina Cheng, The Wall Street Journal reporter fired after being elected president of the Hong Kong Journalists Association, writes about her experience for Columbia Journalism Review. Cheng writes, “Because I was the only candidate running for chair, my withdrawal would have meant that union operations were paralyzed. So when I won, I stayed on. For […]
Andrew Hayward has been promoted to managing editor at Decrypt Media, a cryptocurrency news site. He previously was culture editor and hub operations lead at Decrypt. Hayward began writing for Decrypt in 2019 as part of a 15-year freelance career, which included bylines at Rolling Stone, Vice, Playboy, Polygon, and more. Hayward has also worked on […]
Megan Gleason has been named assistant business editor at the Albuquerque Journal. Gleason is a reporter on the business desk covering energy, utilities and government. She previously was a reporting fellow at Source New Mexico through the New Mexico Local News Fund. Gleason is a graduate of the University of New Mexico with a degree in […]
We, members of the faculty of the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism, express our concern and disappointment at The Wall Street Journal’s decision to terminate reporter Selina Cheng soon after she assumed the chairmanship of the embattled Hong Kong Journalists Association (HKJA). Selina, a graduate of the Columbia Journalism School Class of 2016, is a […]
Following is a statement from Emily Wilkins, president of the National Press Club on the outrageous and unjust sentence of 16 years in a Russian penal colony assigned to journalist Evan Gershkovich of the Wall Street Journal — for the practice of journalism: “Words are insufficient to express our outrage at the conviction of journalist […]
International press organizations and a top U.S. congressional panel are leading a growing chorus of support for Hong Kong Journalists Association chairwoman Selina Cheng, who said she was fired by The Wall Street Journal for assuming her leadership role in the union, reports Connor Mycroft of the South China Morning Post. Mycroft reports, “Other press groups that […]
Lauren Johnson is returning to Adweek to be deputy editor for retail media and commerce coverage. She has been at Business Insider for the past six years, helping build its advertising and media coverage as a senior advertising reporter covering digital media. She previously spent nearly four years at Adweek. Before that, Johnson worked at Mobile Marketer […]
Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was sentenced to 16 years in a high-security penal colony, after being wrongfully convicted in a hurried, secret trial, reports Georgi Kantchev of The Journal. Kantchev reports, “The court’s Friday verdict—after three days of hearings—was widely viewed as a foregone conclusion, since acquittals in Russian espionage trials are exceedingly rare. Gershkovich was afforded […]