Randy Essex, the business editor at the Detroit Free Press, has been promoted to assistant managing editor for business and politics at the paper, in an attempt to further align its political and economic coverage.
Essex had previously been assistant managing editor of the Des Moines Register, where his responsibilities included overseeing Iowa caucus coverage in 2000 and 2004, before joining the Free Press in 2006.
Here is a nice story from Essex about how the paper covered the Detroit Auto Show.
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