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Associated Press finds growing consumer audience for ‘fact-based’ journalism
AP exec editor Julie Pace says audience has responded to fact-based non-partisan journalism.
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Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson explains move from FT to niche Semafor CEO newsletter
Former FT US editor now running newsletter aimed at CEOs of $500m+turnover companies.
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How Forbes makes money: Business title’s leaders explain diversification strategy
New CEO Sherry Phillips said Forbes is 'poised for success' in the next few years.
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