By Tamara Baluja, Associate Editor
The Globe and Mail’s multimedia editor, Stuart Thompson, is leaving to join The Wall Street Journal as its senior interactive graphics editor.
Thompson’s last day at the Globe is May 30.
By Tamara Baluja, Associate Editor
The Globe and Mail’s multimedia editor, Stuart Thompson, is leaving to join The Wall Street Journal as its senior interactive graphics editor.
Thompson’s last day at the Globe is May 30.
“In the three years since Stuart joined the Globe as a summer web editor, he has become one of the newsroom’s not-so-secret weapons,” Kevin Siu, head of digital at the Globe, said in a staff memo. “As a multimedia editor, then a member of the mobile team, he has been a pioneer in The Globe’s data journalism, visualization and interactive efforts and collaborated with reporters and editors across the paper to bring our stories to digital life. If you’ve ever approached him for help, you know that he rarely says no and often comes up with something better than you originally envisioned.”
Well, it's official. Really excited to announce I'll be joining the @WSJ in New York as a senior interactive graphics editor.
— Stuart A. Thompson (@stuartathompson) May 23, 2014
It's very tough for me because I love the @globeandmail. It's a great time to be working in this newsroom. I'll miss it so much.
— Stuart A. Thompson (@stuartathompson) May 23, 2014
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