Rogala hired by Bloomberg Originals as video producer

Jesse Rogala has been hired as a video producer for Bloomberg Originals. He will be based in its San Francisco bureau. Rogala has been freelancing for the past year but previously was at the San Francisco Standard as multimedia editor and senior video journalist. He also worked at Fortune as a field producer and a video […]

WSJ reporter McLain departing after 13 years

Wall Street Journal reporter Sean McLain sent out the following to his colleagues on Thursday: After 13 years at the Journal, I’m leaving for another job and a big career change. My last day is Friday. I’m keeping my number, so reach out any time. My personal email is seanmclain@gmail.com if you want to stay in touch. The list of people […]

WSJ union confirms: Editors asked to volunteer for layoffs

IAPE 1096, the union that represents editorial staffers at The Wall Street Journal and other Dow Jones properties, issued the following: IAPE members, it has been a difficult week at Dow Jones. On Tuesday, members in Publishing and Platforms and News – Platforms departments were advised management intends to merge Publishing Editors and Platform Editors […]

Wired is starting a show on a radio station

Wired magazine is starting a radio show on KQED, an NPR San Francisco station. Wired will launch “Uncanny Valley,” a weekly show, at 7 p.m. Pacific time on Saturday. Hosted by global editorial director Katie Drummond, the program will feature highlights from that week’s episodes of Wired’s flagship podcast of the same name, combining segments […]

FT’s Wolf wins two international awards

The FT’s chief economics columnist Martin Wolf has won two international awards in recognition of his career in journalism and contribution to public understanding of economics, democracy and international cooperation. Wolf received the European Integration prize presented by Cercle d’Economia in Barcelona. The award honors his intellectual and journalistic career in support of a united, […]

Catalano departing Washington state paper

Frank Catalano, who returned to the Cascadia Daily News paper in Washington to write an email business newsletter in February, is leaving to due to the firing of its executive editor. On LinkedIn, Catalano writes: But with Ron’s firing, I’m wrapping it up. Ron wasn’t just CDN’s exec editor, he was the editor for my monthly […]

Dow Jones seeks head of content

Dow Jones is building something ambitious in video, rooted in the authority of The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, MarketWatch, and Investor’s Business Daily, and designed for how audiences actually watch business news now. We’re looking for an entrepreneurial content leader to help define it. Your instinct is to prove before you scale, but you’re building […]

NAREE names real estate journalism winners

The National Association of Real Estate Editors (NAREE) announced the winners of its 76th Annual Journalism Awards. This prestigious competition recognizes excellence in reporting, writing, and editing stories about residential and commercial real estate. The awards were announced at NAREE’s annual conference held at the Kimpton Epic Miami in Miami, Florida. A panel of expert […]

The Information’s Woo moves to the OpenAI beat

The Information reporter Erin Woo is now covering OpenAI as her primary beat. She has been covering Google and Alphabet and previously covered Twitter, TikTok and Snap for The Information. She previously covered venture capital and startups at The Information and The New York Times, and local news at The Mercury News and WNYC. A graduate of Stanford University, she lives […]

Charter/SF Standard seeks an AI and work reporter

Charter is a future of work media company founded by media executives and acquired by The San Francisco Standard in 2025. We are a media and insights company designed to transform every workplace. The world of business is at an inflection point, and Charter serves as a guide and vital partner to the people who want to take […]

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