FT starts central bank newsletter
The Financial Times has launched “Chris Giles on Central Banks,” a weekly newsletter that will come out on Tuesdays. Written by former economics editor Giles, it will cover money, interest rates, inflation and what central banks are thinking. “Central banks provide the foundations of a modern economy, striving to maintain stable prices and ensure we […]
Former Evening News editor McGrory launches Edinburgh digital newsletter
Euan McGrory has launched Edinburgh Inquirer, a digtial newsletter covering business, politics, the environment, city life, culture and food. He also serves as its director. He said: “We need serious, well-researched journalism and local reportage now more than ever before. There are too many important national and local issues which are under-reported and we feel […]
Morning Brew is ending its “Money Scoop” newsletter
Morning Brew CEO Austin Reif sent out the following on Tuesday: Hi all, I wanted to share that we’ve made the decision to wind down Money Scoop, with its final run date scheduled for 9/29. As you’ve seen over the last year, we’ve significantly changed our approach to how we operate and grow our brands […]
Forbes hires Dobstaff as associate editor for newsletters
Forbes has hired Chris Dobstaff to be associate editor for newsletters. He has been a news content strategist for McClatchy. Dobstaff has worked at the McClatchy since 2014, when he started as a copy editor for The San Luis Obispo Tribune. He has worked as a social media coordinator and on McClatchy’s California Growth Team. He is […]
Forbes hires Chemtob to write Forbes Daily newsletter
Forbes has hired Danielle Chemtob to write the Forbes Daily newsletter. She started on Monday. Chemtob previously was an investigative reporter at Axios in Charlotte, North Carolina. Before that, Chemtob was a growth and development reporter at The Charlotte Observer. She freelanced for HuffPost and interned at The Wall Street Journal and Triangle Business Journal. Chemtob graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. […]
Industry Drive to launch Automotive Dive, fifth new newsletter for 2023
Business news newsletter company Industry Dive is launching Automotive Dive, its fifth new newsletter this year. The first daily email newsletter will be delivered on June 12. The newsletter will cover how top automakers are leaning into new EV models and building out software-connected car features, investing heavily into additional infrastructure, research and development and […]
Charter launches work tech newsletter
Media and research company Charter has launched “Work Tech,” a newsletter offering reviews of workplace tech products. “Work Tech” will provide independent, research-backed assessments of tech and management tools being created for the workplace, from AI-powered transcription to virtual meetings platforms for remote work. Charter partnered with Glenn Fleishman — a veteran tech journalist with […]
Rest of World’s Brandom to write new tech newsletter
Russell Brandom, U.S. tech editor at Rest of World, will write a weekly newsletter about the global impact of U.S. technology companies. The newsletter called “EXPORTER” will come out in June. Prior to joining Rest of World, Brandom worked at The Verge for 10 years as a senior reporter and then as a policy editor. […]
Industry Dive seeks a payments reporter
Industry Dive is a leading business journalism company. Nearly 13 million decision-makers across 20+ competitive industries rely on its exclusive insight and analysis delivered through 26 publications. Industry Dive was founded in 2012 to provide business leaders with the information they need to move industries forward. Our team of reporters, editors, designers, and marketers delivers […]
How the FT subscription strategy has been helped by newsletters
Charlotte Tobitt of Press Gazette writes about how The Financial Times subscription strategy has been helped by newsletters. Tobitt writes, “The FT primarily uses newsletters ‘for engagement to enhance the value of subscriptions,’ she said. “Ebner said data shows that 17% of FT subscribers who are classed as engaged would not be if it were not […]
