Media Moves

The communications leader returns to the editorial chair for a stint, stepping in to lead editorial operations at the legal-media brand Best Lawyers, where he has freelanced.

After covering the economy at Business Insider, she joins Morning Brew's Revenue Brew newsletter.

After six years at Reuters, she leaves journalism to write custom content for the pharma-data company Norstella.

His last day at CNN, where he led the national security team as a supervising editor.

He is wrapping up his final week at the enterprise-technology publication The Stack after almost two years.

She left NPR this month after 12 years, where she ran the Washington Desk and oversaw political coverage and the NPR Politics Podcast.

The new twice-monthly newsletter takes a bird's-eye view of the Washington region's environmental stories that stretched-thin newsrooms can't go deep on.

The new independent trade outlet will do daily news, interviews and investigative work on video games.

The Fierce Biotech senior writer is on parental leave for the next few months after the birth of his son.

Having left The Wall Street Journal in September, she joins Bloomberg News as a breaking news editor.

She steps up from associate producer at NBCUniversal's Commerce Studios.

She moves to Fox Business Network's new morning show, Big Money in the Morning (6–9am ET), as booking producer.

He will lead investor coverage across EMEA — institutional investors and private wealth — from London for With Intelligence (S&P Global).

She is back in Washington, DC, covering technology full-time for Bloomberg Government.

She returns to the equities team to cover European stocks full-time, adding a focus on consumer and retail stocks, after a year rotating around the newsroom.

She takes the top editorial role at Informa TechTarget's flagship cybersecurity publication, bringing two decades of security journalism.

She wrapped up her first week covering credit and leveraged finance for the debt-markets outlet 9fin.

She returns to a newsroom after two years freelancing and parenting.

He joins the WSJ Sports team as deputy editor, working with Joshua Robinson.

After time away from the newsroom, she joins The Hill to cover breaking news from Washington, DC.

She joins part-time to cover entertainment and pop culture.

Will Gottsegen has launched 'Over/Under,' a new newsletter at The Atlantic covering prediction markets and online gambling. He was formerly on staff at Decrypt and a media and culture reporter at CoinDesk.

William Broyles Jr., the founding editor of Texas Monthly, is returning to the magazine as editor at large to report and write features and mentor its staff.

Dave Sheinin, a 27-year Washington Post sportswriter, has joined the Washington Sun, the new outlet that launched in September with about two dozen former Post staffers.

Janelle Nanos has been promoted to senior staff writer at The Boston Globe, where she has been a business-desk journalist since 2014.

Veteran radio personality Meredith McNeil has left the morning show she co-hosted at Pamal Broadcasting's AC 'B-95.5' (WYJB) in Albany, New York.

Terry Gerton, host of 'The Federal Drive' on Federal News Network (WFED) in Washington, will step down at the end of the year to become director of finance and operations at the Center for Christianity and Public Life.

Tyler Foxx has left his role as program director and afternoon host at Midwest Communications' 'Hot 96 FM' (WSTO) in Evansville after five years.

Business Insider correspondent Melia Robinson will write the outlet's new weekly newsletter on AI and the legal industry.

Greg Dahlmann has been promoted to editor in chief of the Albany Business Review, moving up from managing editor.

The Information has hired Ryan Barwick to cover Google. He moves from Axios, where he was an M&A deals reporter.

Longtime business journalist Dave Kansas, formerly a chief markets commentator at The Wall Street Journal, is now writing a column for Twin Cities Business magazine.

Margaux Nijkerk has left CoinDesk to launch 'The Cryptaux Edge,' a daily newsletter covering tokenization, digital assets and AI.

Joshua Roberts has been named acting business editor at The Economist, stepping up from capital markets correspondent.

Inc. has hired acclaimed business journalist and author Bethany McLean as chief financial correspondent, covering the financial forces shaping business and entrepreneurship.

David Shipley, a New York Times editor-at-large and former Washington Post Opinion editor, is now the Times's acting Sunday business editor.

Lorne Manly has taken over The New York Times media desk on an interim basis, moving from senior editor on the Culture desk.

Cory Weinberg has joined The New York Times to cover Anthropic, moving from The Information, where he had been on the same beat.

Nick Florko has joined STAT as its first trust-in-science reporter, covering misinformation and public confidence in science, returning to STAT from The Atlantic.

Dana Johnson has been named morning co-host at iHeartMedia country station WCOL (92.3) in Columbus, Ohio, moving from Audacy's 'K-Frog 95.1' in Riverside, California.

Veteran KQED senior politics correspondent and 'Political Breakdown' co-host Scott Shafer has announced his retirement, effective in mid-December.

Theo Baker has joined The San Francisco Standard as its senior Silicon Valley reporter, covering AI and the people building it in a recurring reported column plus features and scoops.

Nicole Noren, a 24-year ESPN investigative producer and winner of Emmy, Peabody and Murrow awards, has left the network, saying she resigned over its sports-gambling deals.

Humza Jilani has joined The New York Times business desk as its Persian Gulf correspondent, based in Dubai. He comes from the Financial Times, where he was Islamabad correspondent.

Guardian columnist Marina Hyde has launched Always On, a personal media brand of written columns and video made in a joint venture with the Goalhanger podcast company.

The Xylom, a science-journalism nonprofit, has named Zoe Beketova a contributing editor on its weekly show 'The Roots.'

Eric Garcia, senior Washington correspondent at The Independent's US edition, is leaving the outlet.

Kevin 'KC' Cummings is out of afternoon drive at country WQYK (99.5 QYK) in Tampa, a slot he'd held since 2024.

Lia DeGroot, who covered health-care policy for CQ/Roll Call, is leaving for a new role.

Reuters has named Lioman Lima its Americas Live Pages Editor, based in Los Angeles; he spent 15 years covering Latin America and the U.S. for the BBC and Univision.

Evan Simonoff, co-founder and editorial director of Financial Advisor Magazine for 26 years, is retiring from the publication.

Business Insider has promoted Pranav Dixit, who has covered Meta for the past two years, to senior technology editor.

Adam Bell, The Charlotte Observer's business editor, is leaving the paper after 27 years.

Beasley Media's Meredith Andrade adds afternoon drive at country WQYK (99.5 QYK) in Tampa, moving over from sister pop station Wild 94.1.

He has covered Meta for the past year at Business Insider and now holds the beat under the new title, reporting from San Francisco.

She steps up from deputy editor to lead editorial at the architecture and design title, where she has worked since 2020.

Her time at PitchBook News, where she was a senior editor covering venture capital, has ended; she is staying in journalism.

The Fortune senior finance reporter will help write its Term Sheet newsletter, covering Wall Street dealmaking.

She will cover Mexican business from telecom and retail to automakers, plus the overlap of business, policy, security and the economy.

She takes the top editorial job after a long career covering markets at CNBC.

She moves to cover limited partners across Southern Europe, MENA and Latin America for With Intelligence, part of S&P Global, from its US Investor team.

Atlantic film critic David Sims has launched Video Village, a new weekly newsletter of movie criticism, recommendations and commentary.

The Atlantic's Amir Tibon is moving his family back to their home at Kibbutz Nahal Oz, which they fled during the October 7, 2023 attack.

Matt Hooke is joining Newsday to cover scams, consumer protection and white-collar crime, moving to New York from the Baltimore Business Journal.

Carletta Blake is moving from afternoons to mornings as brand manager and morning host at SummitMedia country station K95.3 (WKHK) in Richmond, Virginia.

Josh Cohen is co-hosting the returning sports show Josh Cohen & The HomeTeam with KLV on Hubbard's WMEN (Fox Sports South Florida), a show he first launched in 1999.

Ken LaVicka (KLV) is co-hosting the returning sports show Josh Cohen & The HomeTeam with KLV on Hubbard's WMEN (Fox Sports South Florida), back on the air weekday afternoons.

Steven Baker, a former Nightline executive producer, has joined CBS News as a senior consultant to president Tom Cibrowski, tasked with reenergizing CBS Mornings and the CBS Evening News.

Marina Hyde is leaving The Guardian after 26 years as one of its most-read columnists on politics, culture and media.

Veteran sports broadcaster Kelly Crull is joining the New Orleans Pelicans to host pregame, halftime and postgame shows on the Gulf Coast Sports & Entertainment Network, leaving Atlanta's The Fan.

Nate Rosen is joining Morning Brew full time as the founder of Express Checkout, the CPG media brand Morning Brew has acquired.

Jenna Movsowitz is joining Morning Brew full time as co-founder of Express Checkout, the CPG media brand Morning Brew has acquired.

Isabella King has been hired as a news editor at The Economist, moving up from a digital internship.

Max Zeff has joined The Wall Street Journal to cover artificial intelligence, from Wired.

Forbes has promoted Giacomo Tognini to senior editor with a new beat covering money and artificial intelligence.

Rachel Jupp, the former editor of Panorama, has been named Director of BBC News and Current Affairs, the broadcaster's top editorial news role, succeeding Deborah Turness.

CNBC has hired Erik Holm from The Wall Street Journal as economics editor, leading a team expanding the network's economics coverage.

Dan DiOrio has left Midwest Communications' news/talk WMBD in Peoria, where he co-hosted the Greg and Dan Show since 2005 across a 40-year radio career.

Dylan Salisbury is MacDonald Broadcasting's new program director for its Saginaw, Michigan cluster and morning host at country WKCQ, leaving Connoisseur Media in Portland, Oregon.

Sports Business Journal has hired Matt Fortuna, a veteran college-sports reporter (ESPN.com, The Athletic), to cover college sports from Chicago.

Scott Spezzano is leaving his role as co-host of The Breakfast Buzz on Rochester's WBZA (98.9 The Buzz), with a final show in December capping a 50-year radio career.

Semafor has hired Ruben Nyanguila as a reporter in Africa covering mining, finance and geoeconomics.

David Lawler has joined The Wall Street Journal's national security team from Axios, where he was managing editor and national security editor.

Cristiano Dalla Bona has been promoted to deputy global head of equity capital markets coverage at Mergermarket.

Commercial real estate and development reporter Thomas Friestad is departing the Kansas City Business Journal for another reporting job in the area.

Dan Thomas is the Financial Times' new natural resources editor, moving from Global Media Editor.

Murad Ahmed has been promoted to Global Media Editor at the Financial Times, from tech editor.

Derek Bower has been named the Financial Times' Washington bureau chief, moving up from US news editor.

The Financial Times has hired Peter Stiff from The Wall Street Journal as deputy UK companies editor.

Billy Brown is the new morning host at country station WKWS (96.1 KWS) in Charleston, West Virginia, returning to the station he worked at from 2017-2022.

Business reporter Alexandria Mansfield has departed the Florida Times-Union, where she covered growth and development.

Reed Albergotti is Semafor's new San Francisco bureau chief and will host Future Proof, a weekly AI-focused video and podcast series.

Sammi Cohen is launching Social Commerce Network, a digital-first, livestreamed business-news platform she calls CNBC for a mobile-first generation.

Alaina Hartley is co-hosting Social Commerce Network, Sammi Cohen's new livestreamed business-news show covering consumer brands and commerce.

Harry McCracken has been promoted to global technology and special projects editor at Fast Company, shaping its approach to AI and editorial innovation.

Ben Sessoms is now writing for the Tennessee Lookout, the state's nonprofit newsroom, covering Tennessee politics and elections.

Jordan Hickey has been named the founding editor-in-chief of Arkansas Today, a new statewide online news outlet from the nonprofit Deep South Today.

She will manage the FT’s US companies and markets news as part of its new leadership team starting in January.