WSJ, Reuters and FT see increase in trust
The Wall Street Journal, Reuters and The Financial Times saw an increase in reader trust, while Bloomberg, Forbes and The Economist saw a decline in the annual Trust in Media survey by YouGov. The Journal’s trust factor increased to 22 from 20 while Reuters increased to 19 from 17 and The Financial Times increased to […]
Patterson departs WSJ for strat comms role
Philana Patterson has left The Wall Street Journal to join BDC Strategy Group as a senior communication consultant. She has been head of news audio at The Journal. Before that, Patterson was part of The Journal’s Standards team, where she has worked with many of you as she contributed to a number of projects, from […]
Washington Post hires WSJ’s Ilgenfritz
The following was sent out at The Washington Post on Thursday by David Fallis, investigations editor and Eric Rich, deputy editor of investigations: We are very excited to announce that Stefanie Ilgenfritz will be joining The Post as editor of our Long-term Investigations team. Stefanie worked most recently at the Wall Street Journal, where for […]
WSJ, CBS win National Press Club awards
The Wall Street Journal, Consumer Reports, Wired and CBS News were among the winners in the annual National Press Club awards. Consumer Journalism Award (Broadcast)CBS News for “The Price of Milk: Immigrants Behind the American Dairy” Honorable Mention: The Outlaw Ocean Project & CBC Podcasts for “The Untold Plight of North Korean Workers“ Consumer Journalism […]
Bloomberg hires WSJ’s Reagan as senior editor in London
Bloomberg’s Robert Blau and Otis Bilodeau, who head the projects and investigations team, sent out the following to the staff: We’re excited to announce that Brad Reagan will be joining our team as a senior editor based in London. Brad has had a distinguished career guiding ambitious and memorable journalism, for the last 15 years […]
Blunt departs WSJ for Brunswick Group
Wall Street Journal reporter Katherine Blunt has been hired by Brunswick Group as a partner in its San Francisco office. She will start on July 13. She has been covering Google and Alphabet and how artificial intelligence changes how we search for information. Blunt has also been covering energy for The Journal for the past seven years. […]
WSJ seeks an Amazon reporter
The Wall Street Journal is seeking an ambitious reporter to lead our coverage of Amazon, delivering a high-impact mix of breaking news, agenda-setting scoops and robust enterprise projects. The canvas for this job is expansive, covering everything from Amazon’s dominance in e-commerce and cloud computing to its influence on labor, healthcare, logistics, and global regulation. […]
WSJ hires Guillen as social video editor
The Wall Street Journal has hired Nicole Guillen as a social video editor. She previously was a video producer at The Real Deal and a freelancer for IndieWavves and Room 3. Guillen holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Florida and a master’s degree from New York University.
WSJ reporter Higgins departing for grad school
Wall Street Journal reporter Laine Higgins is leaving the newspaper to attend graduate school at Columbia University, where she will pursue a Master of Fine Arts in creative writing. She has been primarily covering college sports in New York. Her coverage centers on the NCAA, both the results on the field and the ways the association […]
WSJ hires Northrop to cover China
The Wall Street Journal has hired Katrina Northrop to cover China. She has been a China correspondent for The Washington Post. Previously, she covered China’s global impact on business and technology for The Wire China. Her work has also been published in The New York Times, The Atlantic, and The Providence Journal. Northrop received the Society of […]
