Brian McNeill, the editor of the Columbia Business Times in Missouri, writes about the newspaper’s planned overhaul of its monthly magazine.
McNeill writes, “In addition to working on coverage for our biweekly Columbia Business Times, we’ve been building a new monthly CBTthat will make its debut in a few weeks.
“CBT has a tradition of solid reporting and writing, and our new version will carry that torch forward. We have the time and talent to explore business stories in greater detail and add depth and new angles that you probably won’t find elsewhere. In-depth reporting rarely exists these days, but we’re going to take every advantage of it.
“From my days in the J-school at MU, I’ve been aware of the high quality of journalists and photojournalists who call Columbia home. But as I connect with freelancers, I’m truly astounded. We have some great folks contributing to CBT — all hardworking and dedicated.
“And there will be new departments. I won’t spoil the surprise by naming all of them, but trust me, they will bring new dimensions to our publication.”
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