Thousands of journalists are leaving newsrooms and taking marketing jobs. Here's why.

Madeline Stone for Stacker Thousands of journalists are leaving newsrooms and taking marketing jobs. Here’s why. Former liberal arts majors, journalists, and other lovers of the written word are flocking to a new career path: brand journalism. This type of role involves much of the same research and writing work that journalists are accustomed to,…

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Niche Media and Policy Newsrooms Are Hiring Reporters and Strategists

Mission-Driven Media Is Building Out Its Newsrooms Scroll through today’s featured media job listings and a clear pattern emerges: organizations with specific editorial missions are hiring communicators who can do more than one thing well. A Jewish news service wants a Washington correspondent who can break hard news and write thematic features. A global policy…

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