Denver Biz Journal ME Rourke departs
Christine Rourke, the managing editor of the Denver Business Journal, has left the publication. She joined in January 2023. She previously served as deputy editor at the Denver Gazette where she coordinated the story planning, editing and writing that went into the production of the daily newspaper. Prior to her arrival at the Denver Gazette, […]
How John Huey changed Fortune
John Huey, the former head of Fortune magazine, spoke with George Gendron of the “Print is Dead” podcast about the changes he made at the magazine. Here is an excerpt: George Gendron: Wait, it “might have happened?” You were there! John Huey: Yeah, but I’m an old guy and this was a long time ago. […]
Globe and Mail’s Howlett retires after nearly 40 years
Karen Howlett, a longtime business reporter who has worked at The Globe and Mail in Toronto for nearly 40 years, retired on Friday. She has been a member of The Globe and Mail’s investigative team since 2013. A series of stories on illicit fentanyl and Purdue Pharma she did with colleagues was awarded a National Newspaper […]
Denver Biz Journal seeks a managing editor
The Denver Business Journal is looking for a managing editor to serve as the newsroom’s chief operating officer. This leader must possess a solid news sense and a high level of confidence in orchestrating the many simultaneous actions of the editorial team members while contributing to the long-term vision of the DBJ. As the newsroom’s […]
Gliadkovskaya promoted to senior reporter at FierceHealth
Anastassia Gliadkovskaya has been promoted to senior reporter at FierceHealthcare, where she will be primarily working on investigative and long-form stories around health equity. She has been at the publication since July 2021. Gliadkovskaya was an editorial intern covering wealth at Forbes. She was also a post-graduate reporting fellow at the Pulitzer Center on Crisis […]
Politico’s Stratford moves to cover banking and financial regulation
Politico reporter Michael Stratford is moving to the economy team to cover banking and financial regulation. He has been an education reporter for Politico. He previously covered federal higher education policy and student loans at Inside Higher Ed, with previous bylines at The Associated Press, The Chronicle of Higher Education, and Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine. Stratford grew […]
Baird-Remba departs Commercial Observer
Commercial Observer real estate reporter Rebecca Baird-Remba has left the news organization after seven years. She grew up in the D.C. area and has lived in New York City since moving there for college. She got her start covering real estate for Brownstoner, and worked at NY YIMBY before heading to Commercial Observer. Baird-Remba is […]
WSJ restructures photo department
The Wall Street Journal photo team has reorganized its management structure. Allison Pasek was promoted to deputy photo director, reporting to Lucy Gilmour, who is director of photography. Previously, Pasek was a lead photo editor. Maggie Keady has been promoted from international photo editor to managing international photo editor. Ariel Zambelich has been promoted from […]
WSJ promotes Jamerson to deputy political editor
Joshua Jamerson has been promoted to deputy political editor in the Washington bureau. He will report to politics editor Ben Pershing. Previously, Jamerson was the East Coast bureau chief for U.S. news. He also served as a national politics reporter based in the Washington Bureau and covered the 2022 midterm elections and the future of […]
WSJ hires Watts as director of visual storytelling
Ryan Watts has been hired by The Wall Street Journal as director of visual storytelling. He will start next month and report to associate editor Taneth Evans. Watts will work with coverage chiefs and our visual journalists across the newsroom to set an ambitious strategy for compelling, visually-led stories. Watts started out in local newspapers […]
