Career Beat: Nicco Mele is now associate publisher at The Los Angeles Times

November 18, 2014

Good morning! Here are some career updates from the journalism community:

Nicco Mele is now deputy publisher at The Los Angeles Times. He is the co-founder of consulting firm Echo & Co. (The Los Angeles Times)
Amanda Smith is now associate publisher at T Magazine. Previously, she was advertising director there. (The New York Times)
Alison Engel is now vice president of finance at Gannett. Previously, she was chief financial officer of A. H. Belo Corporation. (Gannett)
Alan Price is now CEO of Vevo. Previously, he was chief financial officer there. (TechCrunch)
Darren Waters is now social media editor at The Press Association. Previously, he was editor-in-chief of Microsoft UK. (The Guardian)

Job of the day: The Boston Globe is looking for a sports editor. Get your résumés in! (The Boston Globe)

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