The Financial Times announced Wednesday the appointment of Emily Steel as U.S. media and marketing correspondent, covering content and distribution companies, digital media innovators and the wider marketing industry.
Steel joins the FT from the Wall Street Journal, where she most recently served as a social media editor.
Steel joined the Journal in 2006, after graduating from UNC-Chapel Hill with a degree in journalism and political science. Until January, she reported about the digital media and marketing industries and contributed several stories to the Journal’s award-winning investigation about online privacy. She has also reported for the St. Petersburg Times and Shanghai Daily.
Steel will be based in New York and succeeds David Gelles, who has been appointed the FT’s U.S. mergers and acquisitions correspondent and will remain in New York.
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