Megan Murphy took over as editor of Bloomberg Businessweek in November with a mandate — overhaul the magazine to make it more appealing to readers. Last month, the redesigned magazine was unveiled. It included sharper storytelling,...
Megan Murphy, the editor of Bloomberg Businessweek, writes in the latest issue about changes to the magazine. Murphy writes, “You’ll see this reflected in this week’s magazine, with its sharper storytelling, cleaner and more...
The monthly Santa Clarita Valley Business Journal has a new design and a new website. Patrick Mullen of the Santa Clarita Valley Signal writes, “The Signal has published the business journal since 2009. Each month,...
The Boston Globe newsroom has undergone a reorganization that combines its business news desk with metro and living into what editor Brian McGrory called a “Super Department with a refreshed beat structure.” As a...
Emma Bazilian of Adweek interviewed Wired editor Nick Thompson about changes he’s made to the magazine since returning at the beginning of the year. Here is an excerpt: How about the print magazine? Any changes there? My two...
Sahil Patel of Digiday looks at how Bloomberg Media has redesigned Apple TV with a focus on data. Willens writes, “For instance, if users are watching the live TV feed and Elon Musk appears on...
Investor’s Business Daily, which one year ago cut its five-days-per-week print newspaper down to one day, expects to record its most profitable year since the 2008 financial crisis due to the strength of its...
Lucinda Southern of Digiday writes about The Economist’s web redesign, which is rolling out slowly. Southern writes, “A year ago, The Economist had a new design ready to go. Rather than push it live and trumpet...
Meg James of the Los Angeles Times examines the changes at public radio business news show “Marketplace.” James writes, “Marketplace, which is produced in downtown Los Angeles by American Public Media, is the most popular...
Linda Tucci of TechTarget.com writes about how Forbes’ new mobile website and story format caters to the Snapchat crowd. Tucci writes, “In its ongoing quest to remain viable, Forbes, like many of its media peers, is...
