Craigslist founder Craig Newmark has given $20 million to a news site started by former ProPublica reporter Julia Angwin — a Pulitzer Prize winner at The Wall Street Journal — to investigate big tech companies, reports Nellie...
The executive committee of The NewsGuild of New York — the union that represents nearly 3,000 media and research professionals working in the New York City metro area — committed up to $250,000 to...
TechCrunch is looking for a Senior Writer/Editor (news/business) who can work with a team of editors and writers to cover the growing startup ecosystem and the larger tech industry. TechCrunch’s mission is to tell...
A former Wall Street Journal and CNBC reporter launched Thursday a website called CorpGov.com, which is covering corporate governance news and issues. CorpGov will tackle governance matters ranging from activism to compensation to M&A, and...
Bloomberg Media CEO Justin Smith sent out the following note about its first-half performance to the staff on Tuesday: Dear Colleagues, We are in the middle of a pivotal and exciting year for Bloomberg...
Kevin Truong has been hired as a reporter covering digital health and payer and employer innovation in health care for MedCity News. Truong says he will be writing about solutions to skyrocketing costs and will...
The Wrap, journalist Sharon Waxman’s nine-year-old entertainment business news site, is building a subscription product by buying a subscription site, reports Peter Kafka of Recode. Kafka writes, “The Wrap has acquired VideoInk, a niche pub covering the ins...
David Callaway is the chief executive officer of TheStreet.com, a financial news company launched in the 1990s. He joined TheStreet in 2016 after the company had experienced years of losses and increased competition for...
Marc Waring Ventures, the company behind the small business resource website FitSmallBusiness.com, is seeking a full-time Tech Editor to join our editorial team. Recently named to the Inc. 500 list of America’s fastest-growing private...
When Business Insider global editor in chief Nicholas Carlson joined what was then a fledgling site called Silicon Alley Insider in October 2008, he saw how AOL employees would come to the website to look for...
