New Delhi-based journalist Harsh Kumar has joined Business Standard Newspaper (Print) as a Senior Correspondent, Influencing India has confirmed.  In his new capacity, he will be covering economy, DFS, banking & financial services sector and MSME Ministry updates. He worked as a news correspondent at Outlook Publishing Ltd. and moneycontrol.com before joining Business Standard.   

The Economic Times has appointed George Smith Alexander as Assistant Executive Editor. Alexander brings a wealth of experience to his new role, having served in various capacities in the field of journalism.  Prior to joining The Economic Times, Alexander spent five years as the Senior Vice President of Adfactors PR. He also has experience working with Bloomberg, where he served as a senior correspondent and later as the deputy bureau chief for the Mumbai section.  With a career spanning over two decades, Alexander has held key positions at reputable organisations such as Business Standard, The Financial Express, and Indian Express. 

Seven West Media (SWM) has appointed Anthony De Ceglie as Director of News and Current Affairs and Editor-in-Chief. He will oversee 7NEWS, Sunrise, The Morning Show, 7NEWS Spotlight, and 7NEWS.com.au. De Ceglie, currently Editor-in-Chief of The West Australian, The Sunday Times, PerthNow, and SWM's regional newspapers, brings over 26 years of experience in the news broadcasting industry, including more than 11 years at News Corp Australia. He will commence his new role on 30th April 2024, based in Sydney. His appointment follows the decision of Craig McPherson to step down as Seven Network Director of News and Public Affairs. McPherson played a crucial role in leading Seven's News and Public Affairs offering, overseeing many years of audience leadership for Sunrise and The Morning Show. In a statement to the press, SWM Managing Director and CEO Jeff Howard praised De Ceglie's vision of focusing on news gathering and storytelling and highlighted his knowledge of digital media as ess

This morning, Kyle Sandilands and Jackie O launched their show on Melbourne's KIIS 101.1, bringing their trademark controversial content to a new audience. The show, known for its extreme and explicit discussions, shocked some listeners with its content, Radio Today reported. Despite concerns about whether the show's extreme content would resonate with Melbourne listeners, Kyle and Jackie O went all out in their debut, discussing explicit topics from the start. Former SCA content boss Craig Bruce noted that this approach could be jarring for new listeners. The duo introduced themselves and their team, engaging in discussions ranging from STIs to stalkers. They emphasised their commitment to continue their current style, believing that good content will win over the audience. “We know we have good content, and I feel that is what will win over that audience,” said Jackie. “Good is good. The world is so much smaller than it used to be. We’re listening to podcasts from all ove

Cosmopolitan magazine is making a comeback in the Australian market, joining the trend of glossy magazines reemerging in print. The magazine will be published six times a year through KK Press, based in Sydney, in collaboration with Hearst Magazines International. The revival will also include digital assets to provide a comprehensive brand experience across online and social media platforms, Mumbrella reported. Katarina Kroslakova, the publisher behind the revival, expressed the magazine's vision to 'uplift, empower, and champion women' while delivering thought-provoking journalism and entertainment. “Cosmopolitan Australia’s vision is clear: to uplift, empower, and champion women while having an absolute blast doing it. We’re dedicated to delivering thought-provoking, insightful journalism and entertainment that resonates with young women nationwide." She emphasised Cosmopolitan's historical significance, tracing back to Helen Gurley Brown's pioneering vision in 1965. Krosl

Times Internet is looking for a Lifestyle Writer specialising in digital media to join their team in Noida.  The ideal candidate should have 1-3 years of experience in lifestyle writing with impeccable copy-editing skills, capable of generating exclusive interviews and features.  This is a work-from-office based role.  Interested candidates can share their resumes at jyoti.sharma1@timesgroup.com. 

Republic Media Network has announced strategic changes in its senior management team to drive its growth trajectory. In a press release, it was revealed that the network is reorganising its business into independent verticals to facilitate robust expansion. Arun Rawat has been appointed as the Nation Head for Republic Bharat, leveraging his extensive industry experience to lead the channel to new heights. Satabadi Sharma Pathak is taking charge as the Head of Republic Kannada, with a focus on driving revenue growth and strategic execution. Purnasha Sharraf is stepping into the role of National Head of Republic Bangla to expand revenue sources. Abhinav Sharma, will now be the Head of Republic TV, overseeing the network's 'legacy of fearless journalism and innovative partnerships,' stated excerpts from the release. Additionally, Sanjukta Kapoor and Joy Michael Dsouza are assuming leadership roles in Business Branded Content and Government Business, respectively, contributing to the ne