CNBC released a beta version of its homepage and article pages over the weekend. The new CNBC.com is one piece of CNBC’s technology stack rebuild that includes a new content management system, new application...
The Valdosta (Ga.) Daily Times is splitting its Sunday business and lifestyle sections, previously in one section, into two standalone sections. A story on its website states, “In the business section, readers will find...
Crain’s Chicago Business unveiled a redesigned website on Wednesday. A story on its website states, “It’s our first digital overhaul in four years—but there’s more here than just a new look. We’ve added features...
Quartz unveiled a new version of its site on Aug. 1 that’s aimed at increasing newsletter subscribers, keeping readers on site longer and delivering advertising through private programmatic marketplaces, reports Max Willens of Digiday....
SABEW has launched a new logo in conjunction with its name change to the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing. The logo also represents a more modern and evolving organization. “The logo better...
Salah Zalatimo of Forbes.com writes about the business magazine’s redesigned website. Zalatimo writes, “We built the new homepage to celebrate the three attributes that truly make Forbes unique: prestigious, prolific and insightful. The premium look...
The Knoxville (Tenn.) Business Journal has changed its name to Knox.biz, writes Jack McElroy, executive editor of the Knoxville News Sentinel. McElroy writes, “But there’s much more to this new brand than a different...
Gideon Litchfield, the editor of the MIT Technology Review, writes about why the magazine has undergone an overhaul. Litchfield writes, “That’s why, along with the redesigned print edition of MIT Technology Review, we’re also launching a...
Marlee Baldridge of Nieman Lab writes about the MIT Technology Review, which is expanding its print version to focus on a single topic. Baldridge writes, “MIT Tech Review recently rebranded its print edition from just...
Wall Street Journal editor in chief Gerard Baker wrote about the paper’s new weekend section. Baker writes, “We know the weekend is an opportunity to deepen our bond with readers, who experience The Wall Street Journal...
