Former Washington Blade reporter Johnson debuts newsletter
Chris Johnson, chief political and White House reporter at The Washington Blade, has left and launched his newsletter “The Weekly Dystopia,” which he states will focus on the following principles: America is fundamentally a good place Ideological pluralism is a good thing Western institutions and values are important to uphold America should have a premier […]
What readers told the FT about its newsletters
Sarah Ebner and Michael Hoole of the Financial Times write about how it analyzes the success of its newsletters. Ebner and Hoole write, “The results of the survey were beyond our most optimistic predictions, with over 78,000 responses (so far) since we launched in March. We can see the most popular newsletters in terms of scores given, and […]
LA Times ending real estate newsletter
Jack Flemming of the Los Angeles Times writes about his job change, which will result in ending the real estate newsletter. Flemming writes, “I inherited this newsletter from real estate journalism legend Lauren Beale and did my best to put my own spin on it. I wanted this series to be a one-stop shop for understanding […]
Wilde to write crypto newsletter for Morning Brew
Jamie Wilde is becoming a writer for Incrypto, the Morning Brew newsletter covering cryptocurrency launching next month. Wilde has been writing the main Morning Brew newsletter. She has been with Morning Brew since October 2019. She previously worked at Ypulse, working on newsletters. Wilde interned at The Hollywood Reporter. Wilde is a University of Southern […]
Startup Payload aims to cover the aerospace industry
Michael Burgi of Digiday writes about news startup Payload, which is covering the aerospace industry. Burgi writes, “That was the thinking behind the launch of Payload, a digital newsletter covering the burgeoning space industry that has already expanded into webinars and podcasts, and plans to get into events. Payload appears to be a scrappy upstart: The […]
Fortune hires Long to work on newsletters
Fortune magazine has hired Jack Long to work on producing its newsletters. He will start on Monday. Long has been an assistant digital editor for Dispatch Magazines, which includes Columbus Monthly, Columbus Alive and Columbus Parent, in Columbus Ohio. He is a graduate of Ohio State University, where he was managing editor of digital content for The […]
Ex-Politico reporter launches food industry publication
Former Politico reporter Helena Bottemiller Evich has launched Food Fix, a publication dedicated to food policy in Washington and beyond. She is the first reporter from Politico Pro to launch something new. “I founded Food Fix because I saw a need that wasn’t being met,” Bottemiller Evich said in a statement. “Food policy is usually […]
Ex-Politico reporter launches food industry publication
Former Politico reporter Helena Bottemiller Evich has launched Food Fix, a publication dedicated to food policy in Washington and beyond. She is the first reporter from Politico Pro to launch something new. “I founded Food Fix because I saw a need that wasn’t being met,” Bottemiller Evich said in a statement. “Food policy is usually […]
Mann named editor of ACBJ’s National Observer newsletter
Joshua Mann has been named editor of The National Observer email newsletter at American City Business Journals. He previously was a senior reporter. Mann has also been interim managing editor at the Birmingham Business Journal, and an energy reporter at the Houston Business Journal. He also worked at S&P Platts covering the oil market. Mann has […]
WSJ seeks a newsletter writer for The 10-Point
The Wall Street Journal is looking for an energetic Newsletter Writer for The 10-Point, our flagship newsletter for Journal members. You will be in charge of writing the soon-to-launch Saturday and Sunday editions of The 10-Point. You will also act as the lead writer on a series of pop-up newsletters and help with projects such […]
