Herb Greenberg, the Marketwatch columnist and longtime business columnist for several news outlets, announced Tuesday that he’s leaving business journalism to start a research firm.
“I’ve devoted my career to journalism, starting in elementary school by delivering copies of the Miami News from my bicycle, to my first job out of college in 1974 as the first business reporter for the Boca Raton News.
“I’ve since been part of the evolution of modern business journalism, working from beat reporter to correspondent to columnist to blogger.
“When Debbie and I first started talking about the idea of setting up a research firm, it seemed like the next logicial step, just as it did when I left traditional print journalism 10 years ago to join the fledging online world.”
Read more here. Greenberg also writes a column that appears in The Wall Street Journal on Saturdays, and he appears regularly on CNBC.
Talking Biz News conducted a lengthy interview with Greenberg in December about business journalism and his career that can be read here.
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Another voice of sanity gone. Herb, I will miss the truth. Jim Kingsland and yourself seem to be some of the last lone voices in the wilderness.