Collin Binkley is joining The Associated Press White House team as a reporter.
Brian Joseph, a freelance investigative reporter from Las Vegas, was named the Tampa Bay Times Kerlin Fellowship recipient by the Joseph L. Brechner Freedom of Information Project, to earn his master’s degree tuition-free from the University of Florida’s College of Journalism and Communications online program.
Enrique Pedraza-Botero has been named director of documentary and visual storytelling at the Shorenstein Center. In this position, he will lead the Documentary Film in the Public Interest initiative and engage in interdisciplinary work on the role of visual storytelling in the information environment, under the guidance of Faculty Director Nancy Gibbs.
The Atlantic is announcing four new members of the editorial staff: Gabby Deutch and Ian Bogost as staff writers, and Nick Summers and Talya Zax as senior editors.
Most recently, Cory Schouten served as editor-in-chief of Crain’s New York Business, where he led the newsroom, sharpened coverage priorities and developed a more data-driven approach to audience strategy.
The board of the International Fund for Public Interest Media has appointed Amélie Baudot, currently deputy CEO, as the new chief executive officer of the Fund, following Nishant Lalwani’s decision to step down after four years in the role.
Max D. Lederer Jr., the longtime publisher of Stars and Stripes, announced his retirement Tuesday, ending a three-decade career at the organization amid Pentagon efforts to expand oversight over its operations and content.
Washington Bureau Chief Anna Johnson and Assistant Bureau Chief for Photos Pablo Monsivais announced that veteran journalist Alex Brandon has been named AP’s chief White House photographer.
Ana Simões joins The New York Times as team editor, and James Surdam and Stephanie Swart take on new roles.
STAT, the leading media company focused on health and medicine, has announced the selection of two new reporters: Nicholas Florko and Margaret Manto.
Warner Bros EVP of Communications Katie Martin Kelley, who was Motion Picture Chairs Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy’s right hand, is heading to Netflix as VP Communications where she’ll oversee Dan Lin’s feature film portfolio.
Mike Rothman joins Daily Mail’s U.S. arm in newly-created role of general manager.
Nick Rivers is returning to Charlotte as assistant program director for Beasley Media Group’s WSOC-FM “Country 103.7” (WSOC-FM) and “K104.7,” WKQC-FM, effective Aug. 24.
BBC Studios announced Rebecca Laurence will take on the new role of managing editor, Features. In this new position, she will lead BBC Studios' editorial teams reporting on science, earth, tech, health, culture and travel.
Robert Barba, a longtime journalist with a well of experience, is joining The New York Times.
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