Fox Business Network unveils new studio
Fox Business Network, the financial business channel owned by Fox Corp., has unveiled a new studio. The studio is located in New York City, on the third floor of Fox News / Fox Business...
Tagged: Redesigns
Fortune overhauls its website
Fortune has redesigned and revamped its website as part of its switch to new ownership. It last redid its website in 2014. As part of its transition to independent ownership, it migrated to a...
Massachusetts paper expands Sunday biz coverage
The Berkshire Eagle newspaper in Massachusetts has expanded its Sunday business section and renamed it Berkshire Business Insider. In an email to Talking Biz News, Business Insider editor Kristin Palpini wrote: The Berkshires economy is...
Forbes redesigns print magazine
Forbes redesigned its print magazine for the first time in eight years, modernizing the design and curating editorial to produce a more streamlined package and reading experience. Sara Guaglione of Publishers Daily reported, “This was the...
Worcester Business Journal adds metered paywall
The Worcester Business Journal in Massachusetts has rolled out a new website that includes a metered paywall. Publisher Peter Stanton writes, “With this new website we are joining the media movement toward metered access...
The anti-aesthetics of Bloomberg Businessweek
Cliff Kuang of Eye on Design writes about the funky design that has made Bloomberg Businessweek stand out. Kuang writes, “That hodgepodge of young talent shared a surreal sense of displacement. ‘It had to...
The Economist has relaunched its 1843 magazine
The Economist is relaunching its bi-monthly lifestyle publication 1843, named for the year The Economist was founded, reports Olivia Atkins of The Drum. Atkins reports, “Every issue will follow a similar format, beginning with...
North Dakota paper makes changes to biz section
The Grand Forks Herald newspaper in North Dakota has made changes to its business section. A story on its website states, “Instead of the ‘Business Buzz’ column, the page will feature a weekly Q&A...
Dallas Morning News is cutting standalone biz news section
The Dallas Morning News will cut its standalone business news section as part of cost-cutting measures at the newspaper. The paper also is laying off 40 staffers, including 20 editorial workers. Two of those...
Wichita Biz Journal revamps its home page
The Wichita Business Journal has rolled out a redesigned home page. Associate editor Kirk Seminoff writes, “We’ve revamped the home page of our Wichita Business Journal website, making it easier for readers to take a quick look...
