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Aug 13, 2009

Edit and oversee ideas for Harvard Business Publishing

Harvard Business Publishing is looking for an executive editor of ideas in Watertown, Massachusetts.
The editor will report to the editor-in-chief of the Harvard Business Review Group and oversee "the discovery, acquisition and development of content ideas" for all of its publications including its Web site, magazine and books. The selected applicant will also:
  • Supervise the organization's 12 Idea Teams and editorial staff to ensure they produce quality ideas and content.
  • Edit and work with editors to plan content.
  • Keep up to date on developments in business and management.
Candidates should have at least 10 years' experience in business journalism at a publication with tight deadlines. They should also have at least five years' experience managing journalists and editors and coordinating coverage.

To learn more about the job and apply online, visit here.

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Aug 10, 2009

Write books on business for Atlantic Publishing Company

The Atlantic Publishing Company is looking for freelancers to write books on subjects including business, investing, finance, real estate and Internet/technology.
The freelancer would be paid project to project and can live anywhere in the United States.
To apply, send your resume and a writing sample to Amanda Miller at amiller@atlantic-pub.com
View the job posting here.

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May 15, 2009

Chronicling the Bear Stearns collapse

Casey Common of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune offers his analysis of "Street Fighters," a new book which chronicles the demise of Bear Stearns.
Wall Street Journal reporter Kate Kelly wrote the book after chronicling the Bear Stearns' dismantling in a three-part series for the paper.
That series served as the book's foundation.
Common says the book is "tightly written" and that it "zooms in on the three days leading to the fire sale of Bear Stearns to J.P. Morgan Chase & Co."
To read more about the book click here.

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