Sougata Mukherjee, the editor of the Triangle Business Journal in Raleigh, writes about the redesign of the newspaper and what it means for news coverage.
Mukherjee writes, “The business world moves faster than ever, so we now deliver all our breaking news twice a day to your inbox as Triangle Business Journal morning and afternoon editions. If you aren’t receiving these, go to trianglebusinessjournal.com to sign up. It’s easy, and it’s free.
“In a 24/7 business climate, sometimes twice a day isn’t frequent enough. The entire Triangle Business Journal news team is active across social media, sharing the latest headlines and offering rare insight into business events as they unfold. We invite you to not only follow our coverage, but to become an active part of it.
“Still, speed isn’t everything.
“As we prepared for this relaunch, business executives told us time and again: We need breaking news on our mobile phones and desktops, but we also need access to deep analysis of the week’s news. What’s it mean to me, my business, my industry and my community? How did this change come about? Who are the players behind the scenes?
“This edition, as you will see, is designed to deliver just that.”
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