Wall Street Journal reporter Lucy Craymer is leaving the newspaper after 11 years. Craymer is a Hong Kong-based reporter covering farming, agricultural commodities and trade in the region. She joined the Journal in 2010 and previously...
Albert Sun is joining The New York Times as a graphics editor. Previously, Sun was leading The Times open-source coronavirus data initiative and has contributed heavily to the reporting, development and maintenance of the...
News Corp. announced Wednesday that it has agreed to a multi-year partnership with Google to provide journalism from its news sites in return for significant payments. Among the publications joining Google News Showcase will...
Time Editor-in-Chief and CEO Edward Felsenthal and deputy editor Sam Jacobs sent the following note to staff Tuesday. Team TIME, We are happy to announce that John Simons joins TIME as Executive Editor on...
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a creative reporter to cover Samsung Electronics and the global tech world where it roams. The job, based in Seoul, sits right in the action. Your coverage...
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a reporter for the national security team who would focus on the threats to the U.S. from China, the Middle East and elsewhere that could encompass technology,...
Sarah Weinman will be the new crime columnist for The New York Times Book Review as editor and deputy editor of the Book Review Marilyn Stasio is retiring after 33 years. However, Stasio will...
The Wall Street Journal is changing it style for healthcare to one word. It’s style editors write: The trend, as with many open compounds, is toward one word. So, we are now in the healthcare camp...
Neil McIntosh, who has been managing editor of BBC Online for the past 7 years, has been named editor of The Scotsman as JPI Media reverts to separate editors for its key titles. McIntosh...
Sarah Scire of Nieman Journalism Lab looks at The Wall Street Journal’s new web page that teaches readers the difference between news and edtorial. Scire writes, “By underlining the bright line between its news and...
