Keith Kelly of the New York Post writes Wednesday that the resignation of BusinessWeek editor Stephen Adler signals upheaval at the top of the magazine’s masthead.
“Meanwhile, most staffers learned from a wedding announcement that John Byrne, the other executive editor and the head of Businessweek.com, would be moving to San Francisco. Byrne was married over the weekend to former BW staffer Katherine Rodler.
“‘It didn’t say he was leaving BW,’ said one flabbergasted insider. ‘It said he was moving. Nobody knows what he’s doing.’
“The McGraw-Hill Companies agreed to sell its troubled weekly to Bloomberg for a price reportedly between $2 million and $5 million, plus assumption of subscription and severance liabilities.”
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