TALKING BIZ NEWS EXCLUSIVE
Steve Rosenbush will join The Wall Street Journal as deputy editor of an upcoming new vertical targeting CIOs and other senior business technology executives – to be called CIO Journal and set to launch in the spring.
It will be available online as well as through most smartphone devices and an iPad app.
CIO Journal will be anchored by a team of reporters and editors managed by Rosenbush dedicated toward breaking news to help business technology executives make better strategic and planning decisions. It will also aggregate news from Dow Jones’ 2,000 journalists worldwide, as well as from sources from Factiva.
Deloitte LLP will sponsor a regular stream of CIO-centric content.
Rosenbush is an editor and reporter with experience covering technology, finance and economics. He spent the last year contributing to publications such as Institutional Investor, The Daily and Motley Fool. Previously, he led reporting teams at Portfolio.com, BusinessWeek, USA Today and Institutional Investor, where he was assistant managing editor for capital markets during the tumultuous period of 2008 and 2009. He has covered enterprise technology for AOL Daily Finance, and telecom for USA Today and BusinessWeek.
Rosenbush is “excited to be working with CIO Journal to cover the ways in which technology is changing the corporate world.”
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