The Aurora Beacon News, a suburban Chicago newspaper, has stated a daily business news page, according to an announcement in Tuesday’s paper. The announcement stated, “This page will run Tuesday through Saturday on the...
The Securities and Exchange Commission unveiled three new search features on its Web site Monday that should improve the ability of business journalists to search for specific pieces of information in the thousands of...
Slate’s Jack Shafer writes this evening about the simplicity behind the writing of New York Times’ business columnist Joseph Nocera. Schafer wrote, “Nocera is no egomaniac, I’d point out. He reaches for the first-person...
William T. Bisson Jr., is group publisher of financial media at Crain Communications, which oversees Pensions & Investments, InvestmentNews and P & I Daily and serves as vice president of Crain Communications. Crain also...
Advertising Age’s Simon Dumenco takes a shot at both the New York Times’ business section and the new Conde Nast Portfolio, a business magazine slated to appear next year, in his latest column. Dumenco...
Business North Carolina won five prizes, including top honors for feature story and headlines, in the 2006 Alliance of Area Business Publications Editorial Excellence Awards. It was named the nation’s third-best regional business magazine...
The Wall Street Journal will introduce “Talking Tech,” a new weekly question-and-answer column with technologyleaders who will discuss their products and views on trends, beginning Tuesday. The column will be authored by the Journal’s...
Robert M. Parker Jr., world-renowned wine critic and publisher of The Wine Advocate, has signed on as a weekly columnist for BusinessWeek, Editor Stephen J. Adler announced today. “Wines of the Week� will run...
Duluth News Tribune business reporter Peter Passi has an interesting story this morning about how newspaper circulation is declining, but the number of readers reading the paper on the Internet is increasing. He quotes...
The (Raleigh) News & Observer intentionally made some of its readers made by dropping its stock listings, noted ombudsman Ted Vaden in his Sunday column. (Fair Disclosure: Vaden is a neighbor of mine.) Vaden...
