George Stahl, deputy managing editor for equities coverage at Dow Jones Newswires, sent out the following staff announcement on Tuesday:
I am pleased to announce the hiring of Anjali Athavaley as Dow Jones Newswires’s new medical device/healthcare reporter. Anjali starts Aug. 3 and will report to me. For the past five years, Anjali has worked at The Wall Street Journal’s Personal Journal section. There, she wrote stories about personal finance, workplace issues, and home and consumer products, including some that appeared on the section’s front page.
Anjali is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin. While in college, Anjali had internships at the Miami Herald, Washington Post and Houston Chronicle.
Please join me in wishing Anjali all the best in her new post.
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Fascinating! But more interesting might be reason reporter is leaving much more visible spot at Personal Journal for post at Newswires. Can we do more here than just reprint press releases, internal memos and links to third-party stories? Whatever happened to old fashioned reportage?