Ex-Business Insider leaders starting personal finance newsletter
Jim Edwards, who previously ran Business Insider’s UK operations, and two other co-founders are starting MoneyIn2, which will offer personal finance advice to new investors and young people, reports Clara Aberneithie of Press Gazette. Aberneithie writes, “Childs said that MoneyIn2 will respond to two information gaps in the current personal finance news service. The first […]
Rosen, Pompliano launching Opening Bell Daily
Business journalist Phil Rosen and investor Anthony Pompliano are teaming up to launch Opening Bell Daily, an independent news and research outlet that aims to demystify markets, investing, and Wall Street — at no cost to readers. Rosen, a former senior reporter with Business Insider, will be the outlet’s lead editor. “I quit a job […]
Boston Globe hires Siu as newsletter editor
The Boston Globe has hired Diamond Naga Siu as its newsletter editor. She previously ran the Business Insider “10 Things in Tech” newsletter. She joined Insider in 2021 as a senior tech reporter for App Ecosystem and then served as a senior tech reporter for Big Tech careers. Siu worked as a general assignment reporter, early career employee resource […]
Former WSJ editor Murray joins “News Items” as contributing editor
Former Wall Street Journal editor Matt Murray is joining independent newsletter “News Items” as a contributing editor. “News Items” covers “a world in disarray,” financial news, advanced technologies and science. Murray will write the new weekly “Matt Murray’s Week in Review’”newsletter, recapping the week’s major stories in business and finance every Friday for subscribers. Murray was […]
Fintech newsletter relaunches under Sraeel
Holly Sraeel is becoming the editor in chief and publisher of FIN, a top 50 technology newsletter on Substack, which is relaunching as “FIN: The Fast Forward on Fintech,” with a new design and more dedicated areas of fintech innovation coverage. Sraeel also plans a new podcast and live events as she works to build […]
Why Matthew Belloni’s entertainment industry newsletter thrives
Nicholas Quah of Vulture profiles Matthew Belloni, who writes an entertainment industry newsletter for Puck. Quah writes, “The newsletter in question, Puck’s What I’m Hearing, with 15,000 paid subscribers (and 35,000 more unpaid ones who can only read snippets), has steadily become the go-to chronicle of Hollywood, a must-read among the entertainment power elite, those who aspire […]
FT seeks a newsletter writer and editor
Newsletters are key to the FT’s strategy – building up habits, leading to traffic, retaining our subscribers, and acquiring new ones. As we expand our portfolio, we are looking for a writer and editor to join our newsletter team. In this role you’ll be writing, editing, producing and promoting our newsletters. You’ll be adept at […]
Oremus to co-write “Tech 202” newsletter at Washington Post
Washington Post tech reporter Will Oremus is now co-writing the “Tech 202” newsletter with Cristiano Lima-Strong. Oremus joined the Post in 2021. Before the Post, he was senior writer for OneZero, Medium’s science and tech publication, where he wrote a weekly newsletter called “Pattern Matching.” Before that, he was Slate’s senior technology writer and co-host of the Slate podcast […]
Globe and Mail seeks journalist for its business newsletter
The Globe and Mail is seeking an accomplished journalist to curate and write Business Briefing, our new business newsletter. The newsletter, published Monday to Friday, gives readers everything they need to know about the most pressing business and financial news of the day. The author of this newsletter will curate from The Globe’s news cycle […]
Newton’s decision to take newsletter off Substack
Oliver Darcy of CNN takes a look at Casey Newton‘s decision to take his tech newsletter Platformer off of Substack and Twitter/X. Darcy writes, “For a journalist whose job it is to call out other companies for maintaining questionable business relationships, Newton said it would have not only been ethically dubious for him to ignore the […]
