If you’re younger than 43 years old, Steve Lohr was reporting for the New York Times before you were born. Imagine all the stories he has written… the interviews he has conducted… and all the pitches he has seen.
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Want to see a CEO trying to steer a profile interview? Check out the Jun. 12 David Gelles Corner Office profile of Chegg CEO Dan Rosensweig in the New York Times. You’ll see that PR success isn’t as simple as one might think.
Are you struggling to interest Tier 1 reporters in lesser-known clients? So is Jason Calacanis. The former journalist and well-known investor and podcaster sounded off Jul. 7 to CNBC’s Jon Fortt and two other hosts about the trouble he and other VCs have had in breaking through — especially to the New York Times.
If you’re interested in state-of-the-art storytelling, look no further than last week’s special report from the New York Times. Titled “The Office: An In-Depth Analysis of Workplace User Behavior,” it’s not necessarily something to read — it’s something to play with.
David Pogue is tech media’s Sgt. Pepper: the act we’ve known for all these years and guaranteed to raise a smile. After a bout of obscurity at Yahoo Tech, David is back with new columns at the New York Times and New York Magazine, increased presence on CBS Sunday Morning and a forthcoming page-turner of a book.
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Putting together a cheat sheet on TV health reporters in major markets... it's incredible how many segments on mental health there are these days...
Now posted to SWMS: "The Other Reason to Apply for Fast Company’s ‘Most Innovative Companies’ Lists" [SWMS sub required.]
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Top open: Brendan Vaughan. Then: pitch advice from Axios; ZDNet logo; Foller.me Twitter tool; SMB targets in Tier 1; Ted Lasso; GMA cheat sheet; Boston-based VC reporters; gifting targets; why Quartz readers renew.
FC is hiring a new assistant editor to oversee contributed content.
