I'm told Aldrin Brown, city editor for the San Bernardino Sun, has decided to leave his job. Rumor is he's going to work for AOL's Patch, though I haven't been able to confirm this.
On the national side, Peter Orzag, heart breaker and former director of the office of management and budget, will be writing a column for the New York Times.
*Update: Newsweek's business and economics columnist, Dan Gross, is the latest to leave the magazine. Gross is moving over to Yahoo Finance, the Business Insider reports.
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1 comment:
Any employee of most papers that have an opportunity to change jobs, especially in a newer media should. If you work for Medianews, that goes double. Talent is departing at a rapid pace and for the most part, smaller papers are dying very fast.
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