The Financial Times is launching a series of webinars to discuss the key issues facing economies, businesses and society. The coverage will also include the long-term effects on the ongoing pandemic. The new series,...
Paula Gardner has joined Bridge Magazine as a reporter covering Michigan business. Recently, she was a statewide business reporter at MLive.com where she covered business stories around Southeast Michigan. Before that, she served as...
Eimi Yamamitsu, a news assistant at The New York Times, has left the newspaper and joined Reuters this week. Before joining the Times last year, Yamamitsu was with BuzzFeed where she started as a...
The St. Louis American is making changes to its newspaper to adapt to the changing situation due to the ongoing pandemic. The newspaper is now less bulky as it has fewer pages, shorter sections,...
Co-founder of Truthdig.com Zuade Kaufman is seeking to dissolve the company behind the news website. The move comes as a result of a dispute with her longtime business partner and fellow journalist Robert Scheer....
As the news industry gets economically hit due to the pandemic, the Bowling Green Daily News has decided that it will no longer publish a Saturday print edition, effective March 28. However, the 160-year...
The Poynter Institute announced a new partnership between its fact-checking news organization PolitiFact and The Philadelphia Inquirer. “The Inquirer partnered with PolitiFact to bring an added layer of transparency and trust to our political...
Steve Dreyer, editor of the San Diego Union Tribune since 1993, has announced that he will retire from his post on Friday, April 3, reports the publication. “I will turn 70 in May and...
Financial Times’s Telegram channel is proving coronavirus coverage, including key information regarding the pandemic. The service is free, and FT will be sending readers a maximum of three stories every week day. Below is...
D Magazine has made 15 staff members redundant including editors, designers, salespeople and administrative staff. The other 67 employees will be taking pay cuts based on their income, said D Magazine’s editor Tim Rogers....
