WSJ seeks energy policy/EPA reporter in DC
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an experienced reporter and excellent writer to cover energy and environmental policy out of Washington, a fast-changing area important to our readers as the new administration seeks to remake virtually every aspect of regulation across the industry. The ideal candidate will have experience in energy policy reporting and will […]
Reorg Research opens DC bureau
News service Reorg Research announced Wednesday that it is opening a Washington, D.C., office this month as part of the launch of its newest product, Event Driven. Event Driven is aimed at providing equity investors, traders, and lawyers with real-time news and analysis on corporate litigation, government policy changes, and M&A enforcement that move markets […]
“Marketplace” seeks correspondent/host
Marketplace is seeking a journalist who can both cover the administration’s economic policy, and host Marketplace’s suite of radio shows: Marketplace Morning Report, Marketplace, Marketplace Tech, and Marketplace Weekend. The Correspondent / Host will be a signature Marketplace voice. S/he will host at least one third of the time, primarily as Marketplace Morning Report’s primary […]
New York Law Journal hires Hamilton
B. Colby Hamilton has been hired by the New York Law Journal, an ALM paper to cover white collar crime and Wall Street. He startes Monday. Hamilton has been covering the legal system in New York City and State for Politico New York. Focusing on the intersection of government policy, law enforcement and the criminal justice system, […]
STAT seeks DC reporter to cover FDA
STAT, a national digital publication covering the frontiers of health and medicine, is looking for an energetic, versatile, and hard-charging reporter for our Washington D.C. bureau. The ideal candidate will have experience as a beat reporter covering health policy or related agencies such as the FDA and NIH. Experience covering Congress is a plus. STAT […]
Wall Street Journal seeks Washington reporter
The Wall Street Journal’s Washington bureau is seeking an eager reporter to help produce its rapidly growing daily Washington newsletter, as well as contribute to its online coverage of politics and policy developments in the capital. This journalist will prepare fresh, analytical and forward-looking material to set up the day ahead for readers of our […]
MLex senior reporter Bliss joins Capitol Forum
Jeff Bliss, a senior reporter for MLex for the past four years, has been hired to be a senior correspondent for The Capital Forum. At Capital Forum, Bliss will report on U.S. government antitrust reviews of proposed mergers and acquisitions. Capitol Forum focuses on news and analysis on how policy affects market competition, and its readers are […]
Coverage: AT&T gets $6.5 billion government contract
The Department of Commerce on Thursday awarded AT&T a $6.5 billion contract to build a nationwide broadband service for first responders. Harper Neidig of The Hill had the news: The program, called FirstNet, was first proposed after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks as a way to make it easier and more efficient for first responders […]
Washington Post hires Fortune’s Newmyer
Washington Post national editor Scott Wilson, politics editor Steven Ginsburg, national politics editor Rachel Van Dongen and deputy politics editor Amy Gardner sent out the following announcement on Tuesday: We are excited to announce that Tory Newmyer will be joining the PowerPost team to anchor our forthcoming newsletter on financial services and economic policy. This […]
Politico seeks technology reporter
Politico Pro is looking for a smart, aggressive reporter to cover the intersection of policy and politics in the technology and communications sector. The ideal candidate possesses tech policy expertise, a passion for politics, an eye for the business impact of policy decisions and strong writing skills. Experience covering Capitol Hill, the FCC, the FTC […]
