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Madeline Stone

  • Content Manager, Editorial and Insights, Stacker
New York
As seen in: Stacker, LinkedIn, MSN, MSN Canada, MSN Deutschland, MSN India, MSN UK, Business Insider, Business Insider Nordic, Business Insider Singapore, Markets Insider and
Former correspondent covering e-commerce @businessinsider | Mentor @girlswritenow | @NotreDame alum
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Company Data Sitting in a Spreadsheet Somewhere Just Broke a National News Story. Here's How.

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By Madeline Stone
| Stacker Verified
Journalists find news everywhere: from conversations and interviews, from research reports and press releases, and from things they observe out in the real world. One way they are increasingly breaking news is by using data that is pulled from companies' internal records and shared with them by marketing and communications teams.
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Thousands of journalists are leaving newsrooms and taking marketing jobs. Here's why.

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By Madeline Stone
| Miami Herald Verified
Thousands of journalists are leaving newsrooms and taking marketing jobs. Here's why. Former liberal arts majors, journalists, and other lovers of the written word are flocking to a new career path: brand journalism. This type of role involves much of the same research and writing work that journalists are accustomed to, but within a business setting instead of a newsroom.
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Thousands of journalists are leaving newsrooms and taking marketing jobs. Here's why.

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By Madeline Stone
| The Caledonian-Record Verified
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