WSJ seeks deputy world coverage chief
The Wall Street Journal is looking for a talented and experienced journalist to serve as deputy world coverage chief, based in New York. You will help plan, edit and deliver ambitious international coverage to our growing audience. You’ll work closely with the coverage chief and deputies in London and Hong Kong, as well as with […]
WSJ hires Sebastian as spot news reporter
The Wall Street Journal has hired Dave Sebastian as a reporter on the spot news desk. He was a Dow Jones News Fund business reporting intern on the spot news desk over the summer. Sebastian graduated from Boston University, where he studied journalism, economics and business. He’s interested in reporting on how economic and labor policies affect […]
The WSJ is now offering hedcuts to subscribers
The Wall Street Journal is now offering a service to subscribers to get their own hedcut — the newspaper’s famous drawings. Francesco Marconi, Carrie Reynolds and Emily Anderson of the Journal write, “But unlike the iconic drawings that traditionally appear alongside our journalism, artists aren’t involved in creating them—computer scientists are. “These technology-generated versions are […]
WSJ seeks strategy editors
The Wall Street Journal is hiring strategy editors to help drive digital journalistic excellence within WSJ’s coverage areas and ensure that new newsroom initiatives and capabilities are effectively translated into coverage. The eight strategy editors will report to the programming strategy editor, who reports to the Journal’s chief news strategist. As a strategy editor, you […]
WSJ seeks eight strategy editors
The Wall Street Journal is looking for Strategy Editors to help drive digital journalistic excellence within our coverage areas and ensure that new newsroom initiatives and capabilities are effectively translated into coverage. The eight new Strategy Editors will report to the Programming Strategy Editor, who reports to the Journal’s Chief News Strategist. The Strategy unit […]
Poulsen joins WSJ’s investigations team
Kevin Poulsen has joined the Wall Street Journal’s investigations team where he will be covering the election interference and all manner of digital chicanery, as per his tweet. Previously, Poulsen served as contributing editor and senior national security correspondent at The Daily Beast. He also held a number of posts at Wired, including investigations editor, […]
WSJ accelerates digital development, promotes Story to chief news strategist
Wall Street Journal editor Matt Murray sent out the following announcement on Wednesday: Dear All: In recent years The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones have undertaken a number of important initiatives that have brought big changes and new talents to our newsroom, including the creation of the managing editor’s office, the revamped structure of […]
WSJ strikes content deal with Bangkok Post
The Bangkok Post in Thailand has joined the Wall Street Journal in a three-year partnership to publish content from the business newspaper. A story on the Post website states, “Suthikiati Chirathivat, chairman of Bangkok Post Public Company Limited, said the partnership solidifies the Post‘s commitment to delivering the best news and information to readers. “‘The Bangkok […]
WSJ hires Solomon to be Southeast Asia reporter
Feliz Solomon has been hired by The Wall Street Journal to be a Southeast Asia reporter based in Singapore. She joined the Journal after three years as a reporter and editor for Time in Hong Kong, where she oversaw the Asia newsroom and covered regional issues including the anti-extradition protests in Hong Kong, the Rohingya […]
WSJ hires Petroni for EMEA newswires desk in Barcelona
Giulia Petroni has been hired by the Wall Street Journal to work as a reporter on the EMEA newswires desk in Barcelona. Petroni spent the summer as an intern with the energy team in London. Originally from Rome, Petroni earned her master’s degree from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. She has previously worked at […]
