Miriam Elder, executive editor of Vanity Fair’s media, business and technology sub-section The Hive, is leaving after two years.
“It’s been a deeply enriching experience, working with some of the best reporters and editors in the biz,” she wrote on Twitter.
She plans to do some freelance reporting and book editing.
Elder was previously world editor and politics reporter for BuzzFeed News and was previously foreign and national security editor. She was formerly The Guardian‘s Moscow-based correspondent.
Her writings have been published by the Financial Times, The Sunday Telegraph, The Atlantic, The International Herald Tribune and The Moscow Times.
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