Craig Brown, the editor of The Columbian in Vancouver, Washington, writes about changes the paper has made in its business section. Brown writes, “The biggest changes are to our business section. Years ago, we...
Rob Wells, a University of Arkansas professor and former business journalist, writes in the Washington Post about the value of business trade publications, with the savings and loan crisis as Exhibit A. Wells writes,...
Wall Street Journal reporter John D. Stoll writes about what Paul Ingrassia, the former Journal reporter and editor who died earlier this week, taught him about journalism./ Stoll writes, “For instance, more than once I...
San Antonio Express-News business editor Greg Jefferson is starting a weekly column. It will appear online on Thursdays and in print in the Sunday newspaper. Express-News editor Marc Duvoisin writes, “Greg will analyze San...
University of Northern Iowa professor Christopher R. Martin writes for Nieman Reports about how the media needs to turn back to covering the labor beat. Martin writes, “The upscale focus of the news upset...
Are you a journalist obsessed with how technology serves—and disturbs—your life? Are you open-minded and curious, yet skeptical and protective of your time, money and privacy? And can you write and talk about products...
Harold Meyerson writes for The American Prospect about how the media should cover corporations. Meyerson writes, “For now, though, here’s a suggestion to the business page editors of American newspapers: Now that shareholder value isn’t...
Larry Edelman, who has been the business editor for the Boston Globe, has been named a business columnist at the paper. He’ll write about business, finance, and markets, both locally and nationally. He was previously...
Lucinda Southern of Digiday writes about why The Wall Street Journal decided to limit comments on its articles. Southern writes, “The publisher has claimed a higher number of subscribers now reading and writing comments,...
Robert W. Merry writes for The American Conservative about how former Dow Jones & Co. CEO Warren Phillips, who died last week at the age of 92, influenced The Wall Street Journal’s editorial page...
