J. Scott Trubey, senior editor for business, climate and environment coverage at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, wrote about business news after the paper drops its print edition at the end of the year.
Trubey writes, “In 2026, you can expect more from us.
“And you can be sure we will continue doing the journalism that businesses and consumers in this thriving, fascinating metro region deserve.
“The end of the AJC’s print edition on Dec. 31 is poignant for all of us who grew up reading papers and who are proud to represent a masthead dating to 1868.
“Just as many of the businesses we cover shift to meet evolving market demands, so, too, are we.
“But unlike many longstanding corporations, in the past 150-plus years our core mandate has not changed.
“Our jobs remain essentially the same as generations of Atlanta journalists before us: to fairly and accurately cover our hometown.
“In 2026, your business team looks forward to continuing to do just that.
“Just with less paper.”
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