Caroline Binham, team leader for professional services at The Financial Times, is joining its opinion team. As team leader, she has been leading coverage of law, tax, accountancy and regulation. She also reported on...
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Ferdinando Giugliano has left the news organization. His last day was Friday. Giugliano is becoming a media advisor to Italian prime minister Mario Draghi. Giugliano wrote columns and editorials on European...
Elizabeth Spiers, the former editor of the New York Observer and founder of the Dealbreaker website, writes about the relationship between tech investors and CEOS and the journalists who cover them. Spiers writes, “There’s...
Sarah Scire of Nieman Journalism Lab looks at The Wall Street Journal’s new web page that teaches readers the difference between news and edtorial. Scire writes, “By underlining the bright line between its news and...
The Financial Times announced Tuesday the appointment of Alice Fishburn as opinion and analysis editor and assistant editor. She will start her new role on March 1. Fishburn has worked as deputy editor of...
New York Times acting editorial page editor Kathleen Kingsbury sent out the following announcement on Monday: Siddhartha Mahanta joins Opinion as vertical editor for business, economics and technology. Most recently, Sid was managing editor...
James McCarthy writes for The National Review that business journalists should not be biased against companies. McCarthy writes, “Nowhere is this unholy alliance more obvious than on the business page. In what other section are...
William Cohan of Vanity Fair writes about the connection between the Wall Street Journal opinion writers and the Bradley Foundation, which has given $1 million in prizes to those writers. Cohan writes, “During these...
Alex Shephard writes for The New Republic about the damage being done to The Wall Street Journal by its opinion section. Shephard writes, “As for The Wall Street Journal, it is facing a dilemma familiar to...
Hamilton Nolan writes for the Columbia Journalism Review about Tesla Motors decision to drop its public relations department and what it means for journalists. Nolan writes, “THIS MONTH we learned that Tesla, a $400 billion public company...
