Canadian biz news site company expanding to Saskatchewan

A Canadian company that runs three business news websites in the eastern part of the company is opening a fourth site in Saskatchewan. AllSaskatchewan.com will mirror the sites alllNovaScotia, allNewfoundlandLabrador and allNewBrunswick, which have more than 13,000 subscribers and a hard paywall. The company allAtlanticCanada is owned by its employees. The Nova Scotia site has […]

How the WSJ is pushing for more subscribers

Sara Guaglione of Digiday writes about The Wall Street Journal’s latest push for more subscribers. Guaglione writes, “As part of its brand push, the WSJ is planning to hold an ‘open house’ on May 20 in which it will drop the paywall on its site to let all content be accessible for free for the day, […]

WSJ.com turns 25, shows legacy of innovation

Wall Street Journal editor in chief Matt Murray sent out the following to the staff on Thursday: Dear All: Today marks a significant date in the history of The Wall Street Journal. On April 29, 1996, what was then called The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition officially debuted to serve the hearty pioneers who were […]

Time has launched a business website

Time magazine has launched a business news website called Time Business, reports Mark Stenberg of Adweek. Stenberg reports, “Time declined to share any internal benchmarks it has set for the new project, including revenue, traffic, or headcount, though it hopes to devote 10% of its newsroom staff to Time Business ‘in the future,’ according to a company […]

FoxBusiness.com has record first quarter

FoxBusiness.com experienced a record quarter in average monthly multiplatform unique visitors and total multiplatform views, earning 32.8 million and 473 million, respectively. The business network’s website was also up double digits versus the prior year quarter in every category. FoxBusiness.com also earned a March record across all key performance indicators, as well as increases year […]

With paid site, Reuters faces stiff competition

Laura Hazard Owen of Nieman Lab writes about the competition that Reuters faces by charging for access to its website. Owen writes, “Who deems Reuters.com so essential that they’ll pay more than two Netflixes a month for it? In 2011, Ken Doctor wrote for us about the competition the news company faced as it tried to become better known […]

Wired site director Rosenfield departs

Scott Rosenfield, the site director for Wired, has left the news organization. His last day was Thursday. Rosenfield had been with the business magazine’s website since July 2018. At Wired, Rosenfield was responsible for leading digital strategy and editorial revenue programs across Wired platforms. “I’ve decided that now is the right time for me to figure […]

Reuters is putting its website behind a paywall

Reuters will begin charging for access to its website as it tries to capture a slice of the digital subscription business, reports Katie Robertson of the New York Times. Robertson reports, “The company, one of the largest news organizations in the world, announced the new paywall on Thursday, as well as a redesigned website aimed at a […]

Remote Report to cover the business of remote work

Remote Report announced that it will cover news and insights on the business of remote work and be led by a former Bloomberg News editor. The content is currently free, but it will be funded by $10-per-month or $100-per-year subscriptions. “Remote work demands the same thoughtful, high-quality journalistic coverage as any other global industry or […]

CalMatters seeks an economy reporter

If you are a journalist who always knows the latest unemployment rate and can explain what difference Wall Street makes to my life as a Californian, you might be the next economy reporter at CalMatters. This is not a business reporter job, but this reporter knows what motivates business. This job is about helping people […]