Q&A: Mark Maremont, Wall Street Journal
Staff January 21, 2010
Mark MaremontSenior editor for the Wall Street Journal. His team won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for its stories on the back-dating of options for executives. Age: 51
Mark MaremontSenior editor for the Wall Street Journal. His team won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for its stories on the back-dating of options for executives. Age: 51
Bill Sizemore Government/military reporter at The Virginian-Pilot Age: 60 Home: Norfolk, VA What I do: Government/military reporter at The Virginian-Pilot Hours worked per week: 40-plus Why I do what I
ALEXANDRA BERZONReporter for the Wall Street Journal, whose work led the Las Vegas Sun to the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. Age: 30 Home: Los Angeles, CAWhat I do:
Reuters reporters Matthew Goldstein and Svea Herbst-Bayliss offer a speculative article on the next potential insider-trading arrest. The article uses an FBI agent involved in two high-profile cases as an
Age: 28 Home: Richmond, Va.What I do: Run a business news Web site in RichmondPrevious life: Led backpacking trips after college, then started writing for weekly newspapers, then dailies. My
Age: My agent suggests I not say.Home: New York City.What I do: Freelance as journalist in radio, TV and print.Previous life: Left a full-time job at NY1 News 3 years
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