Newspaper publishing giant McClatchy filed for bankruptcy this morning, marking yet another milestone in the declining state of local journalism. According to The Washington Post, the filing will “allow the Sacramento-based company to keep...
Our editor-in-chief and dean of Communications at Quinnipiac University Chris Roush shares his thoughts on how journalism has changed for reporters, news consumers and students, and discusses how he expects the industry to evolve...
Jacquelyn Melinek, an intern at Bloomberg covering oil trading, has joined the S&P Global Platts team out of Houston covering petrochemicals. She will start next month. Before interning at Bloomberg, Melinek was an intern...
Perry Cooper, class action reporter for Bloomberg Law, will now be covering patent appeals at the Federal Circuit. Cooper has been with the publication for eight years, first covering toxics. She holds a JD...
In an effort to push its climate change coverage, Reuters has joined the ‘Covering Climate Now,’ a project co-founded by Columbia Journalism Review and the Nation. The initiative sets out to strengthen the media’s...
Today, Forbes CEO Mike Federle sent a note to staffers reflecting on the publication’s successes over the past year, saying it will enter into 2020 “stronger than ever,” according to a release issued by...
Lyndsey Jones, executive editor at the Financial Times talks about how the Financial Times is preparing its reporters of the 2020s. Jones talks about the various skills that journalists need to succeed and help...
The New York Times Company announced that it is partnering with Verizon to provide free nytimes.com access to over seven million students and teachers in Title I high schools across the nation and middle...
Sarah Moughty will join Harvard Business Review online (HBR.org) as managing editor in late October. She will be overseeing an editorial team of reporters, editors, and producers, and will be overlooking the digital product...
The 105-year-old Waycross Journal-Herald ceased publication last Monday. Roger Williams, whose family has owned the newspaper since his grandfather, Jack Williams Sr., bought it in 1916, said that there was no choice other than...
