Michael McCord, business editor of the Portsmouth Herald newspaper in New Hampshire since 2004, is leaving that post to become opinion page editor and a senior writer, according to a short note at the end of his Sunday column.
Read McCord’s last column as business editor here.
Although he works for a small paper, McCord has been one of the most enjoyable business journalists to read in the past couple of years. His column is always filled with sarcasm and humor.
For example, I wrote in March 2006 about McCord’s column on the SEC subpoenas of business journalists.
McCord stated, “It’s time for me to clear my conscience with the betting, ah investing, public, my journalistic peers and, most importantly as my legal counsel has suggested to square things with the SEC (in case you missed the reference in the first paragraph, I did mention ‘good guys’ in the same breath with SEC.)â€?
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