Longtime Seattle Times columnist Nicole Brodeur announced that she is going to the paper’s NW Arts & Life section, where she will have a weekly Sunday conversation with a local who is doing something great. She’ll spotlight authors, singers, musicians, politicos, leaders, and more. She is calling the column “Nicole & Co.” On Tuesdays she [...]
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Role Change for Seattle Times Columnist Nicole Brodeur
Posted: May 26, 2012 in NewspapersTags: seattle, seattle times, the seattle times, Puget Sound Business Journal, News in seattle, Media, PSBJ, nicole brodeur, patti payne, times, newspaper in seattle, change, role change for nicole brodeur, nicole, brodeur, beat, column change, tuesday, sunday, nicole & co., fundraisers, kickoffs, parties, nw arts & life, nicole brodeur switches, coverage change
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Puget Sound Business Journal Names Michele Matassa Flores as Managing Editor
Posted: February 25, 2012 in NewspapersTags: seattle, Puget Sound Business Journal, Public Relations, PSBJ, michele matassa flores, michele matassa flores managing editor
Old news by about a month. But for the sake of making sure you all know about it, Michele Matassa Flores is now the Managing Editor of the publication. She can be found on Twitter at @MicheleMF.
Puget Sound Business Journal Managing Editor Leaves for Reuters
Posted: December 10, 2011 in NewspapersTags: al scott, al scott leaves the psbj, al scott takes job at reuters, alwyn scott, financial industry editor, kuow, kuow weekday, PSBJ, psbj managing editor, Puget Sound, Reuters, seattle, seattle times, wall street, weekday
Seattle journalist Al Scott has left the Puget Sound Business Journal for Reuters. Al recently appeared on KUOW’s Weekday program which confirms the move here: Weekday Website. Al is now the financial industry editor at Reuters. He’s the former managing editor of the PSBJ. He was a business projects reporter at The Seattle times prior [...]
Puget Sound Business Journal Names Gordon Prouty as Publisher
Posted: June 24, 2011 in NewspapersTags: seattle, Newspapers, Puget Sound Business Journal, PSBJ, emory thomas, publisher, american city, Puget Sound Business Journal Names Gordon Prouty as Publisher, Gordon Prouty, prouty, gordon, emory, thomas, mike flynn, PSBJ names Gordon Prouty publisher, PSBJ gets new publisher, who is the publisher of the, who is publisher
Gordon Prouty, the advertising director of the San Francisco Business Times has been named publisher of the Puget Sound Business Journal. He starts in Seattle on July 5, 2011. Prouty replaces PSBJ publisher Emory Thomas, who was recently named chief content officer of the entire Business Journal network. For more info on Prouty visit the [...]
Clay Holtzman Leaves the Puget Sound Business Journal
Posted: June 10, 2011 in NewspapersTags: clay holtzman, clay holtzman leaves PSBJ, Clay Holtzman Leaves the Puget Sound Business Journal, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, PSBJ, PSBJ loses reporter
Seattle news is about to lose another good reporter. Clay Holtzman is about take a part-time job as a web writer at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center. He’ll be writing creative content about the center’s work, people, collaborations, fundraising and more for the center’s web site and blog. He starts there June 27. His [...]
Puget Sound Business Journal Publisher Emory Thomas Promoted
Posted: April 29, 2011 in NewspapersTags: Puget Sound Business Journal, PSBJ, emory thomas, publisher, american city, business journals, psbj publisher emory thomas promoted, named vice preisdent and chief content officer
The American City Business Journals just announced that PSBJ publisher Emory Thomas Jr. has been named vice president and chief content officer of ACBJ. This is a new position for the 40 city business newspaper network. According to the news release issued today, Thomas ultimately will relocate to American City’s headquarters in Charlotte, N.C. Thomas [...]
Are Newspapers Dead Yet?
Posted: June 3, 2010 in NewspapersTags: Associated Content, Newsosaur, Newspapers, Yahoo
A recent post by Reflections of a Newsosaur suggests that Yahoo is about to unleash a program that will help it compete with local newspaper websites. Apparently, Yahoo is about to produce local websites filled with original content, which means it will pose a challenge to the thousands of newspaper publishers around the country. Newsosaur [...]
MSN.com Goes Hyperlocal — Creates Local News Sites
Posted: January 15, 2010 in NewspapersTags: Aaron Blank, blogs, Fearey Group, Hearst, hyperlocal, Local News, Microsoft, MSN, MSN Local Edition, MSN.com, MSNBC.com, NBC, news, Newspapers, online news, seattle, SeattleBlank, TV
MSN is working on a project (http://local.msn.com/)to create hyperlocal news sites for cities around the country, similar to all those hyperlocal sites that are popping up around the world. Microsoft in December announced partnerships with MSN, Hearst, and NBC – this arrangement gives MSN the opportunity to display TV news on its local MSN subsites. [...]
Nice Graph Shows Ugly Slide of Newspaper Industry
Posted: September 29, 2009 in NewspapersTags: death of newspapers, mint.com, newspaper skid, Newspapers
The newspaper industry slide continues with not much bottom support. This graph, courtesy of Mint.com demonstrates the skid.
