Bloomberg attacks our ADD problem
Jon Bernstein writes for The Guardian about how some media outlets are using technology to keep readers longer. Bernstein writes, “When the Bloomberg Business site relaunched at the beginning of the year, one of...
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Mississippi paper overhauls business coverage
Sam Hall, the executive editor of the Clarion-Ledger in Jackson, Miss., writes about how the Gannett paper plans to expand its business coverage. Hall writes, “On Thursday we will launch our weekly Business Ledger,...
Harvard Biz Review plans to add subscribers by upping price
Joseph Lichterman of the Nieman Journalism Lab writes about how Harvard Business Review wants to add subscribers while increasing its price. Lichterman writes, “HBR thinks readers will be willing to pay more for a...
New broadsheet WSJ in Europe shouldn’t worry investors
Simon Constable writes for Forbes.com about whether News Corp. investors should be worried about its decision to turn The Wall Street Journal into a broadsheet from its current tabloid format. Constable writes, “Should Newscorp....
WSJ to launch new newspaper in Europe, Asia
The Wall Street Journal announced Thursday plans to launch a new global newspaper for its readers in Europe and Asia with regionally relevant content. The new, full-color, broadsheet editions will be available Monday through...
Fort Worth biz paper drops “Press” from name
The Fort Worth Business Press newspaper is now known as Fort Worth Business. A story on its website states, “Along with the new name comes a new look, new features and a new investment...
Quartz tests “Read Full Story” button
Joshua Benton of Nieman Lab writes about how business news site Quartz is now using a “Read Full Story” button at the bottom of its stories. Benton writes, “The rise of social distribution has...
Globe and Mail beefs up business to thwart Bloomberg, WSJ
Ken Doctor writes for Capital New York about how the Toronto Globe and Mail has added staff to its business news desk and redesigned the section. Doctor writes, “The data revelation about readers of...
Quartz’s changes include new navigation bar, story display
Quartz executive editor Zach Seward writes about changes the business news site has made to its website. Seward writes, “Still, sometimes we make enough changes all at once that it’s worth pointing them out...
ACBJ papers revamp online articles pages
American City Business Journals has introduced new articles pages across its 43 business journal websites in the past week designed to increase readership. The articles page now includes popular articles on top, curated content...
