Bryan Demchinsky, business editor of the Montreal Gazette, writes Thursday about how the paper is expanding its online business news offerings.
“In the weeks ahead, we will also roll out several new pages. These will include a features page, archiving the best of the insight and entrepreneur stories from the newsprint edition, as well as online-only features gleaned from other sources. There will also be a finance page, a real-estate page and a legal page, keying off the Strictly Legal column that appears weekly in the paper.
“This will take time to accomplish, and it will be a challenge, given that resources are not, for the moment, growing proportionally to our ambitions. But it’s renewal, and it’s exciting. Green shoots, indeed.”
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