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		<title>Editor de Reuters deja su cargo para dirigir sitio web de la revista Adweek</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 30 Jan 2014 20:29:12 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Jim Ledbetter esta dejando Reuters. Un nuevo desafío lo espera en Adweek, revista mensual propiedad de la compañía Inc. Media.]]></description>
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<p><a href="https://twitter.com/ledbetreuters" target="_blank">Jim Ledbetter</a> esta dejando Reuters después de tres años. Un nuevo desafío lo espera en <a href="http://www.adweek.com/" target="_blank">Adweek</a>, revista mensual propiedad de la compañía Inc. Media. Él asumirá su nuevo cargo como editor del sitio web y del impreso en febrero.</p>
<p><a href="https://twitter.com/ledbetreuters" target="_blank">Ledbetter</a> se había desempeñado como editor de opinión en la agencia de noticias, que ya<a href="http://www.clasesdeperiodismo.com/2013/10/02/reuters-hara-recortes-en-todas-sus-redacciones-del-mundo/" target="_blank"> ha entrado en un etapa de recortes de personal</a> y de restructuración. Si bien parecía que el periodista era inamovible, él no quiso continuar.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.clasesdeperiodismo.com/2013/09/27/reuters-quiere-eliminar-cinco-puestos-de-trabajo-tras-fracaso-de-next/" target="_blank">La cancelación de Reuters Next</a>, un proyecto de portal de noticias para los usuarios del mundo, fue determinante para que Jim decidiera irse del medio apenas tuviera otra propuesta de trabajo. Y es que él iba estar dirigiendo esta plataforma.</p>
<p>«Pero honestamente, la oportunidad de trabajar con Eric Schurenberg (Editor de Inc Media) era demasiado buena como para no dejarla pasar bajo ninguna circunstancia», dijo Jim Ledbetter a <a href="sueto Ventures’ Inc. Media is hiring Jim Ledbetter from Thomson Reuters as editor of its namesake magazine and website. The veteran business journalist was named the first op-ed editor at Reuters as part of a hiring spree three years ago. There, Ledbetter brought on names like Jack Shafer, Bethany McLean and David Rohde to raise the financial news and information provider’s profile as a source of commentary. He previously had stints at Slate, Time Inc. and The Industry Standard, and is the author/co-author of four books. Inc. Media also named John Donnelly publisher. A longtime Time Inc. ad salesman, Donnelly most recently served as account director at Fortune. He replaces John Tebeau, who left Inc. Both Ledbetter and Donnelly will report to Eric Schurenberg, who recently added responsibility for Inc.’s business side and has the titles of president and editor in chief. Ledbetter’s departure follows some considerable upheaval at Reuters; the company last fall cut a reported 5 percent of its workforce and scrapped plans for its consumer-facing website, Reuters Next. “With the decision that was made to not pursue Reuters Next, it kind of follows from that that the commitment to doing the opinion I was doing was probably not going to grow, so the job should stay the same,” Ledbetter said. “But honestly, the opportunity to work with Eric Schurenberg was just too good to pass up under any circumstances.” A Reuters spokesman said the company plans to replace Ledbetter. At Inc., Ledbetter said he hopes to broaden the magazine’s audience beyond its core base of entrepreneurs. “If you look at so many issues in the American economy right now, they often center on issues that concern small businesses,” he said. “I do think there are multiple audiences for what Inc. could and should produce.”   " target="_blank">Adweek</a>.</p>
<p>Un portavoz de la organización de noticias señaló que hay varios planes para rediseñar la revista. Su público original, empresas y ejecutivos, se ampliaría a otros sectores. Se estarían considerando abordar otros temas además de la tecnología y economía. «Creo que hay varias audiencias para las que Inc. podría y debería producir», indicó la fuente no identificada.</p>
<p><strong>Fuente: </strong><a href="http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowlny/inc-media-james-ledbetter-john-donnelly-eric-schurenberg_b201508" target="_blank">Mediabistro</a> y <a href="sueto Ventures’ Inc. Media is hiring Jim Ledbetter from Thomson Reuters as editor of its namesake magazine and website. The veteran business journalist was named the first op-ed editor at Reuters as part of a hiring spree three years ago. There, Ledbetter brought on names like Jack Shafer, Bethany McLean and David Rohde to raise the financial news and information provider’s profile as a source of commentary. He previously had stints at Slate, Time Inc. and The Industry Standard, and is the author/co-author of four books. Inc. Media also named John Donnelly publisher. A longtime Time Inc. ad salesman, Donnelly most recently served as account director at Fortune. He replaces John Tebeau, who left Inc. Both Ledbetter and Donnelly will report to Eric Schurenberg, who recently added responsibility for Inc.’s business side and has the titles of president and editor in chief. Ledbetter’s departure follows some considerable upheaval at Reuters; the company last fall cut a reported 5 percent of its workforce and scrapped plans for its consumer-facing website, Reuters Next. “With the decision that was made to not pursue Reuters Next, it kind of follows from that that the commitment to doing the opinion I was doing was probably not going to grow, so the job should stay the same,” Ledbetter said. “But honestly, the opportunity to work with Eric Schurenberg was just too good to pass up under any circumstances.” A Reuters spokesman said the company plans to replace Ledbetter. At Inc., Ledbetter said he hopes to broaden the magazine’s audience beyond its core base of entrepreneurs. “If you look at so many issues in the American economy right now, they often center on issues that concern small businesses,” he said. “I do think there are multiple audiences for what Inc. could and should produce.”   " target="_blank">Adweek</a></p>
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		<title>Revista Adweek lanza su aplicación para iPad</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 05 Nov 2012 20:20:06 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[La aplicación está disponible por US$79.99 al año para los que no son suscriptores, US$7.99 el mes y US$4.99 por un número.]]></description>
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<p>Más revistas enfocan sus contenidos para dispositivos como el iPad. <a href="http://www.adweek.com/" target="_blank">Adweek</a>, la publicación estadounidense de medios y marketing, lanzó una aplicación para dicha tableta.</p>
<p>Los usuarios disfrutarán de <strong>contenido interactivo, espectaculares galerías de fotos, avisos</strong>, entre otros, señala <a href="http://www.mediabistro.com/fishbowlny/adweek-launches-ipad-app_b71215" target="_blank">FishbowlNY</a>.</p>
<p>Robert Newman, el director creativo que se encargó de la edición para iPad <a href="http://www.clasesdeperiodismo.com/2012/10/09/revista-readers-digest-sigue-viva-gracias-a-la-transformacion-digital/" target="_blank">de Reader’s Digest</a>, colaboró con Nick Mrozowski y Lisa Granatstein, encargados de la app de Adweek.</p>
<p><strong>La aplicación está disponible por US$79.99 al año para los que no son suscriptores,</strong> US$7.99 el mes y US$4.99 por un número, señala Chris O&#8217;Shea, colaborador de FishbowlNY.</p>
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