New York Times graphics director Archie Tse and graphics deputy editor Wilson Andrews sent out the following on Monday: We’re excited to announce that Martín González Gómez is joining the Graphics department as a graphics editor....
We are looking for a talented, enterprising and adaptable fellow for the expanding Digital department of The Economist. This fellow will spend one year working in our New York bureau, and will start as soon...
James Bennet, senior editor at The Economist, is the new Lexington columnist. The weekly column, dedicated to U.S. politics, takes its name from Lexington, Massachusetts, the site of the beginning of the American Revolutionary...
The Economist had its most successful year financially since 2016 last year with profit up and record revenue, thanks to increased subscriptions, reports Charlotte Tobitt of Press Gazette. Tobitt reports, “The magazine and digital publisher said subscriber numbers were...
The Economist, which has twice as many podcast listeners as subscribers, is exploring whether to charge to listen to them, writes Bron Maher of Press Gazette. Maher writes, “Most podcasts associated with news websites remain un-paywalled, with...
Sara Guaglione of Digiday writes about how The Economist quietly relaunched its subscription mobile app in March. Guaglione writes, “The core mission of the app hasn’t changed with this redesign, Cohn said. ‘It’s a daily...
Jeremy Page, the China political and diplomatic editor for The Wall Street Journal, has been hired by The Economist to be its Asia diplomatic editor. He will be based in India. Page has been...
Christian Odendahl will be joining The Economist as European economics editor. He begins in April. Currently, he is at the Centre for European Reform in London, where he works as a chief economist. He...
The Economist is nearing 1 million digital subscribers, reports Andrew Kearsley of Press Gazette. Kearsley reports, “The newest data suggests the magazine is now just under 5,000 digital subscriptions away from the one million total after...
Alice Su, the Beijing bureau chief of the Los Angeles Times, has been hired by The Economist to be a senior China correspondent. She will start later this month. Su was formerly a freelance...
