Banks Dishmon has been named the new publisher of the Fort Worth Business Press, which was sold last year to Brown Publishing, according to a story on the paper’s Web site. John-Laurent Tronche wrote,...
Jim Kelly of the Pacific Business News writes Friday about the paper’s founder and former editor, George Mason, who died earlier this week at 84. Kelly wrote, “In 1971, PBN sued the state of...
The Eastside Business, which covers business news in the Bellevue area east of Seattle, announced Wednesday that its board is considering whether to sell the newspaper, but did not name the interested parties. A...
George Mason, who helped found the Pacific Business News newspaper in Honolulu back in 1963 and served as its editor for 16 years, died Monday at his home. He was 84. The weekly newspaper...
Dolan Media Co., which owns a number of weekly business newspapers, reported a fourth-quarter profit after posting a loss in the same quarter in 2006, according to a Thomson Financial story. The story stated...
The winners of the 13th annual Society of American Business Editors and Writers Best in Business Awards were named Thursday, and they include winners in the magazine categories for the first time. The Arizona...
Lorene Yue of Crain’s Chicago Business writes Wednesday that the weekly business newspaper fell for an April Fool’s joke from a local magazine that put out its latest issue and a release stating that...
Peter Mantius has been named the new editor of the Hartford Business Journal, according to a story in the weekly business paper. He replaces Vincent Valvo. The story stated, “Peter Mantius, who led the...
Glenn Coleman, the editor of Financial Week, a Crain’s publication, got into a headline battle recently with his copy editors. Here is how Coleman tells the story: “Thought I’d send this 2/11 front page because...
Mass High Tech is an American City Business Journals publication based in Boston that covers the area’s high tech industry. The paper won the best overall design award in its class of weekly papers...
