Bert Caldwell, a business columnist and reporter for the Spokane Spokesman-Review, will become editorial page editor for the paper, according to a story on its website.
“Caldwell, 61, said that despite a digital transformation under way in the journalism industry, the role of the editorial page hasn’t diminished. ‘I think the community expects the newspaper to take a position on the issues, not necessarily as the only answer, but as a marker that stimulates more debate,’ he said.
“He joined The Spokesman-Review in 1984 from the Miles City (Mont.) Star, where he was managing editor and editorial writer. As a reporter and columnist in Spokane, Caldwell has focused on utilities, financial institutions and transportation, ‘all of which touch on significant public policy issues,’ Cowles noted.”
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