Deborah Needleman Named Editor of WSJ. Magazine

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Deborah Needleman Named Editor of WSJ. Magazine

By Jessica Pressler, a writer living in New York. She has contributed to New York Magazine since 2007.

The content of the new Saturday section will complement that of the magazine, so Deborah will be able to exercise her knowing eye and refined taste in overseeing and developing both publications.

Her first issue will come out in December.

WSJ. names new editor, who will also oversee new WSJ lifestyle section [Talking Biz News]
Related: The Private Life of Jacob Weisberg [NYM]

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