Joe Pompeo of The Business Insider interviewed Kate Kelly, who’s leaving The Wall Street Journal for a job at CNBC.
“Kate’s first day will be May 10. She will be reporting to Nik Deogun, The Journal’s former deputy managing editor, who left the paper in January to become CNBC’s new managing editor.
“But first, she is wrapping up a few big pieces for The Journal, Kate told us. She said moving on to TV will be a tough challenge. She’s spent her entire career in the print world — first as a reporter at The New York Observer in the late ’90s, and then at Time magazine before joining The Journal in 2001.
“‘The news cycle is gonna be a lot shorter,’ she said. ‘In my mind, I’m thinking of it almost like the visual version of being a wires reporter.'”
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