Forbes hires Whitmire as senior editor for newsletters

Forbes has hired Sarah Whitmire as its senior editor for newsletters. She comes from McClatchy, where she was a senior news content strategist for the past year. Before that, she was national newsletter editor, senior audience editor and social media editor at McClatchy. Whitmire also worked at the Center for Public Integrity as a social media manager […]

Siu taking over “10 Things in Tech” newsletter at Insider

Insider has appointed Diamond Naga Siu to take over its “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 group co-leader, diversity committee […]

Industry Dive to add three newsletters in 2023

Industry Dive will debut three new newsletters — in the fashion, hotel and packaging industries — in early 2023. The publications will launch in March. “Our entry into the fashion, hotels and packaging sectors represents our next step toward our goal of producing the world’s best business coverage in any market,” said Industry Dive editor-in-chief […]

Industry Dive launches Manufacturing Dive

Industry Dive has launched Manufacturing Dive, its 29th business news publication. The site will be run by editor Kate Magill, with content from reporter Sara Samora and associate editor Megan Ruggles. Frequent areas of coverage will include openings and expansions, operations, labor, technology and regulation. Samora previously worked for Stars and Stripes and he Houston […]

FT launches fashion industry newsletter

The Financial Times launched Fashion Matters, a weekly newsletter on the intersection of business, culture, politics and style. The newsletter intends to focus on the $2 trillion fashion industry and explore how it has culturally influenced the music and entertainment industries, politics, climate policy, and those in the public eye. “Fashion Matters will give readers […]

Houston Chronicle seeks a business trending reporter

The Houston Chronicle seeks a business reporter to anchor our continuous online report, covering breaking news, consumer news, the latest corporate transactions and numerous other developments in one of the nation’s most dynamic and diverse regional economies. Position Summary The reporter will work with department’s digital producer to keep our products fresh, getting the latest […]

Morning Brew seeks a health care reporter

Morning Brew is a media company that covers the business news and narratives shaping our world. The companies, the people, the workplace, the economy — we nerd out on this stuff, and we’re dedicated to helping our audience navigate it all in a way that informs and entertains. The Morning Brew team is clever, creative, […]

The problem with misleading readers about climate change

Emily Atkin of Heated takes news site Semafor to task for having Chevron sponsor its energy newsletter. Atkin writes, “If I sound pissed today, it’s because I am. I am so tired of our nation’s most powerful and reputable media outlets refusing to engage with legitimate journalistic questions about the harmful impact of their fossil fuel […]

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 […]