Reuters hires two reporters for DC, one for New York
Reuters has expanded its 2016 election team with three new hires. Erin McPike and Ginger Gibson will be based in our D.C bureau and will start at the end of August. McPike is a political reporter covering her third consecutive presidential campaign. She most recently was a correspondent in CNN’s Washington bureau, where she reported […]
Lessons learned from Fortune’s Carol Loomis
Josh Brown of The Reformed Broker listed to a recent podcast with legendary business journalist Carol Loomis of Fortune and came away with several lessons. Here are some of them: 2. Don’t fear the unknown – the Fortune system didn’t involve specific beats for reporters. Stories were assigned and writers were sent out with next […]
WSJ seeks FCC reporter
The Wall Street Journal’s Washington bureau is seeking a reporter to cover the Federal Communications Commission and the tech industry’s agenda in the nation’s capital. This beat lies at the heart of both the Journal’s coverage of Washington politics and policy, and also is central to the Journal’s aggressive and growing coverage of the tech […]
Worcester Business Journal seeks editor
As the leader of the Editorial team, the Editor sets the tone and content of all products including the biweekly Worcester Business Journal, all of the electronic email newsletters, WBJournal.com website, and awards issues such as the Women in Business, 40 under Forty and Business Leaders of the Year. In addition, oversee our quarterly HEALTH […]
MarketWatch.com seeks editor in New York
MarketWatch seeks an editor for its New York newsroom with strong copy editing skills, a punchy writing style, and a willingness to aggressively rewrite copy on deadline. The ideal candidate will have five or more years of experience in online news, a knack for helping to tease out sharp angles and distill stories to their […]
How Quartz sets the agenda every morning
Mădălina Ciobanu of Journalism.co.uk spoke with Quartz ideas editor Paul Smalera about this job. Here is an excerpt: What do you most look forward to at the start of your day? What’s unique about Quartz is we really are a 24/7 global operation. I never have to wake up with the feeling of having to […]
The Economist seeks public policy correspondent
The Economist is looking to hire a staff correspondent to write about global public policy. The job is London-based, but involves travelling everywhere. Previous journalistic experience is not essential, but candidates must be able to write well, generate original ideas and spot intriguing patterns in data. We test for these things mostly by asking for […]
The predominantly white staff at Business Insider
Brendan James of International Business Times examined the demographic makeup of many media organizations and found Business Insider lagging behind many others. James writes, “Other outlets were less forthcoming: When asked for internal exact numbers from Henry Blodget’s sprawling content factory Business Insider, Managing Editor Jess Lieberman did not address the question and instead gave […]
Reuters seeks investments correspondent
Reuters is seeking a journalist with experience writing about investing to join the markets team in New York. The position requires an accomplished reporter/writer to cover funds, investors and markets to tease out the money story of the day, be it about investors piling into funds devoted to China, a big increase in short-selling in […]
MLex seeks trade reporter in DC
International regulatory news service MLex Market Insight is seeking a full-time trade reporter to begin in its Washington, D.C. bureau this fall. The successful candidate will have one to two years reporting experience covering trade issues. He/she will also assist with research, which includes maintaining databases, storing documents in these databases and writing document summaries. […]
