WSJ seeks a senior video journalist in Hong Kong or Singapore
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a senior video journalist to join its APAC video team to produce short-form news videos, current features, series and explainers. Please note, this is not an entry-level position, and it is not a position producing documentaries. You should have an extensive professional background in video journalism, exceptional story […]
How WSJ’s Kwong has learned to be a “bridge”
Jacob Granger of Journalism.co.uk spoke with Wall Street Journal new formats editor Robin Kwong about his work. Granger writes, “In 2016, Robin Kwong was the special projects editor of The Financial Times. It was a position he pitched for, noticing that as the organisation accelerated its digital transformation, it would need a greater range of skills in the building and greater […]
WSJ seeks a supervising producer for news podcasts
The Wall Street Journal is seeking a supervising producer to join its daily news podcast team. The supervising producer drives daily production for two of the WSJ’s specialized daily podcasts, Tech News Briefing and YourMoney Briefing, but also works across the unit’s podcasts, ensures that needs of outside partners are met and fills in for […]
WSJ hires Naks as a video journalist in London
Louisa Naks has joined The Wall Street Journal as a video journalist where she will produce business and markets videos for the social news video team. Recently, Naks was a freelance digital video producer and reporter at Reuters. There, she also worked full time as a video producer for Central and Eastern Europe Feed and […]
WSJ seeks a weekend editor in New York
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a skilled, highly creative editor to lead our newsroom on weekends. You will be our point person for news on Saturdays and Sundays, working closely with coverage leaders to ensure that we are on top of the news no matter when it happens. You will also oversee our […]
WSJ hires Costa as a video journalist in London
The Wall Street Journal has hired Marina Costa to be a video journalist in London. Costa has been working for The Guardian as a video producer and editor for breaking news, news features and documentaries. She also translated content into Spanish and Portuguese. Costa is also the producer of the documentary “Marielle and Monica.” Costa is a […]
WSJ columnist Ruffenach retires
Glenn Ruffenach, who wrote the “Ask Encore” retirement column for the Wall Street Journal, has retired. In his last column, Ruffenach writes, “This is my final column for the Journal. At age 70, I’m hanging up my laptop, as it were, to start a new job: caring full time for my wife. I certainly never […]
WSJ hires James to cover private equity
Rod James has been hired by The Wall Street Journal to cover private equity for WSJ Pro. He spent more than five years with Private Equity International, first in London and later in New York, leading coverage of the North American market. He was also a capital markets reporter with EMEA Finance and editor with […]
Corrigan becomes rankings reporter at WSJ
Tom Corrigan has become a rankings reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He will help expand the range of rankings and lists, which already includes airport and college rankings reports. Corrigan previously was a data editor. He was also a reporter covering bankruptcy and corporate restructurings and a web editor for WSJ Startup of the […]
WSJ seeks a senior platform editor for nights in New York
The Wall Street Journal is looking for an editor who will plan and lead programming decisions on our native platforms—including mobile and desktop, email alerts and push notifications—to inform, engage and delight our evening readers. You will work 4 pm to midnight ET. You will use superb news judgment and knowledge of audience data when […]
