Andrew Nusca, the digital editor at Fortune.com, writes about the redesign — its first in four years — that was rolled out on Tuesday. Nusca writes, “In truth, our intrepid team of product managers,...
Bloomberg editor in chief John Micklethwait posted on Wednesday about the redesign of Bloomberg.com and its new paywall. Micklethwait writes, “We’re launching a subscription business for Bloomberg Digital, with a redesigned website, a twice-daily regional newsletter and a...
New York Times business editor Ellen Pollock found herself on her cell phone at 11 p.m. Tuesday night in the corner of a restaurant handling several stories for the next day’s paper. That typifies why...
The New York Times plans to rename its business section and make its Sunday section more like a magazine, reports Jeanine Poggi of Ad Age. Poggi reports, “Later this year it will rename its business section...
The (Raleigh) News & Observer has cut its standalone Sunday Work & Money section, partly due to rising newsprint costs. Executive editor Robyn Tomlin explained in an email to Talking Biz News: These increased costs added...
Jason Feifer, the editor of Entrepreneur magazine, writes about how the magazine went through the process of changing its cover. Feifer writes, “Why am I, the editor in chief, writing the cover lines? ”Cover lines’...
Kip McDaniel of Institutional Investor writes about why the 51-year-old magazine is becoming online only. McDaniel writes, “For example, to those seeing this on InstitutionalInvestor.com, I know how long you’ve been on the page, on...
Nicole Wilke, head of product at TechCrunch, writes about the tech news site’s redesign, its first in five years. Wilke writes, “We kept the aesthetic clean to the point being somewhat sparse. We created adaptable...
The Columbus Dispatch is moving business news into its metro & state section from Tuesday through Friday. Editor Alan D. Miller writes, “We’re moving the Business section into the Metro & State section Tuesday...
Institutional Investor announced Thursday that it is scrapping its print edition and will move to an all-digital content platform on April 1. Fred Lambert and Maneet Ahuja of CNBC.com report, “‘We just felt like...
