Business and tech publishers are at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland seeking to burnish their brands and build their events businesses, reports Kayleigh Barber of Digiday. Barber reports, “Protocol is a new...
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a strategic thinker and builder to help us lead the way in best-in-class, innovative news experiences. The aim is to help the Journal try new things in...
The Toronto Globe and Mail will fold the content of Report on Business Cannabis Professional into its regular business coverage, reports David Yasvinski of The GrowthOp. Yasvinski reports, “‘Cannabis Professional will be discontinued as a stand-alone...
Rick Edmonds of The Poynter Institute examines the expansion plans laid out for Business Insider by CEO Henry Blodget. Edmonds writes, “Henry Blodget, co-founder and CEO of Business Insider/Insider Inc., summoned his staff last...
WGN 720-AM abruptly severed its partnership with Crain’s Chicago Business Monday over a story that speculated on a possible sale of the Nexstar Media Group news talk station, reports Robert Feder. Feder reports, “As...
Prairie Mountain Media and BizWest Media LLC have formed an agreement according to which BizWest will license its business news content for publication in Prairie Mountain’s regional publications and websites. This would include all...
Business Insider premiered last week on Facebook “Business Insider Today: A Closer Look,” a weekly news show funded by the social network, reports Tim Peterson of Digiday. Peterson reports, “With its episodes focused on single topics...
Dayton 24/7, which is owned by two television stations, and Dayton Business Journal have formed a partnership to expand business news coverage The partnership will allow both organizations to offer audiences the kind of...
The Winchester Press, an Ottawa-area newspaper, will be closing down its print publication after publishing weekly for 131 years, according to reports. The newspaper initially started rolling in 1888, with the publication covering a...
Live events now account for 15 percent of revenues within Bloomberg’s news division, up from 1 percent five years ago, reports Anna Nicolaou of The Financial Times. Nicolau reports, “Bloomberg LP makes most of...
