Quartz unveils new look
Financial news site Quartz has rolled out a redesign on Tuesday. A story on its website states, “So in our latest redesign, you’ll find twice as many stories ‘above the fold’ than we had room for on our prior homepage. You’ll find a more prominent Latest News feed for up-to-the-minute updates on all things business. […]
GreenBiz changing name to Trellis
GreenBiz, which launched in 1999 to cover the intersection of business and the environment, is changing its name to Trellis Group. Co-founder and chairman Joel Makower writes, “‘Trellis’ offers a wealth of connotations and metaphors beyond the obvious arboreal one: an open network of interwoven and interconnected pieces; a platform or framework on which to build something […]
Monthly Bloomberg Businessweek is unveiled
The monthly Bloomberg Businessweek launched on Tuesday, with more long-form features on a high-quality paper stock. The magazine also now has shorter, forward-looking reporting and explainers, more use of data graphics and a new regular game feature. The monthly magazine will will have an increased page count, with the debut issue having 120 pages.The front […]
What’s behind the ACBJ paper redesigns
Joanna Sullivan, the editor in chief of the Baltimore Business Journal, writes about the redesign of her paper and the others in the American City Business Journals chain. Sullivan writes, “This week we’re debuting our resized print edition with an updated look for familiar features including our news pages, reporter pages and our public records […]
San Fernando Valley Biz Journal switches to Inside the Valley
The San Fernando Valley Business Journal publication format will change from a biweekly newspaper to a bimonthly magazine and is being renamed Inside the Valley. Publisher Josh Schimmels writes, “Two years ago, we merged operations of the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles Business Journals to provide more consistent news coverage throughout Greater Los Angeles. […]
Changes coming to look of ACBJ papers
Evan Rosenberg, publisher of the Pittsburgh Business Times, writes about changes come to American City Business Journals publications. Rosenberg writes, “It is with all of this disruption over the past four years in mind that we’ll be instituting some changes to our weekly edition with a redesign that you’ll see coming in mid-April. “Our masthead […]
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 […]
CNET introduces new design
Adam Auriemma, editor in chief of tech news site CNET, writes about its redesign. Auriemma writes, “It’s not just form, but function too. Our new site design includes engaging hover states, a reimagined homepage that prioritizes expertise and user-tested integration of social media and video on the site. After experimenting on our social media accounts, […]
What’s behind Bloomberg’s new home page
Marissa Zanetti-Crume, global head of product at Bloomberg Media, writes about the new home page. Zanetti-Crume writes, “Our vision since launching Bloomberg.com has been to arm business leaders with the news, information and connections they need to succeed. It’s an ongoing journey to get to know our users, understand what they’re interested in and what keeps […]
CNBC completes renovation of its main studio
CNBC recently completed a major renovation of its largest studio, Studio A, a 7,000-square-foot space, reports Dak Dillon of NewscastStudio. Dillon reports, “Studio A launched in 2003 with the network’s move from Fort Lee to Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, and is an iconic piece of the network’s on-air identity, given its location adjacent to the CNBC newsroom. […]
