John Koblin of the New York Observer reports Wednesday about the plans for The Wall Street Journal to launch a New York edition later this year.
“The Journal‘s bureau will be led by John Seeley, the former managing editor of The Sun. So far, he has hired Sun veterans including, scoopmeister Jacob Gershman, The Sun‘s former local politics writer who has been writing a column for the New York Post and freelancing for New York magazine; Kate Taylor, a former arts writer for The Sun; Erica Orden, another former arts writer for The Sun; and Ryan Sager, a former features editor and editorial writer for the Sun. The paper has also hired the Daily News‘ Michael Saul, who is something of a star on the local scene.
“(Mr. Seeley did not respond to an email seeking comment, and a Journal spokesman declined to comment).”
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