Insights On Today's Top Journalists
That You Can Only Find In Their NewsBios!
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below to see a "snippet" from their recently updated NewsBios.
AMY BARRETT:
Business Week
LAURA M. HOLSON:
The New York Times
MARA DER HOVANESIAN:
Business Week
REINHARDT KRAUSE:
Investor's Business Daily
ADAM LASHINSKY:
Fortune
LORNE MANLY:
The New York Times
RANSDELL PIERSON:
Reuters
JACQUES STEINBERG:
The New York Times
BEN WHITE:
The Washington Post
DAVID WIGHTON:
The Financial Times
AMY WILSON:
Automotive News
AMY BARRETT
BusinessWeek
Philadelphia Bureau Manager
Even when Ms. Barrettâs articles are pegged to
recent news developments, she endeavors to spin the news forward.
LAURA M. HOLSON
The New York Times
Business Reporter (Los Angeles)
During her tenure with the Times, Ms. Holson has
written or co-written more than a dozen in-depth features, typically running
2,500 words in length or more.
MARA DER HOVANESIAN
Business Week
Department Editor
Ms. Der Hovanesian is not shy about making stock
recommendations and even advocating on behalf of policy changes that would
impact banking and financial services.
REINHARDT KRAUSE
Investorâs Business Daily
Business Writer
Mr. Krause has covered the telecom industry for long
enough to have a deep institutional knowledge of the people, companies and
issues in the industry.
ADAM LASHINSKY
Fortune
Senior Writer
Increasingly the magazine has Mr. Lashinsky writing
investment-oriented features.
LORNE MANLY
The New York Times
Chief Media Writer
Mr. Manly enjoys the stature of being one of the
countryâs most-respected media reporters.
RANSDELL PIERSON
Reuters
Pharmaceuticals Specialist
Unlike a pure medical or science reporter, Mr.
Pierson must grasp the psychology and behavior patterns of institutional
investors.
JACQUES STEINBERG
The New York Times
Media Reporter
Mr. Steinberg covers ăthe mediaä in its broadest
definition, from content issues to financial issues, from the comic pages to
the presidential campaign coverage and war reporting in Iraq.
BEN WHITE
The Washington Post
Staff Writer
Mr. Whitesâ stories, including features that he
initiates, often run on the inside ăcover pageä of the Postâs business
section.
DAVID WIGHTON
Financial Times
New York Bureau Chief
Mr. Wightonâs access to and knowledge of the paperâs
top editors and their preferences gives him a leg up.
AMY WILSON
Automotive News
Reporter
Her recent high-level exposure, both to industry
executives and to her own senior management, is a strong plus for Ms.
Wilsonâs career standing.
