Hey, How'd You Go From Foreign Correspondent To Starting An International News Site?
International reporting gets its profile raised at this veteran journo's new site
By Alex Dueben -
January 26, 2009
Charles Sennott has had a long career in journalism, working as a reporter and editor at the
Bergen Record, the
New York Daily News, and for the past 15 years as a reporter, Middle East bureau chief and Europe bureau chief at
The Boston Globe. A former Neiman Fellow at Harvard University, Sennott left the
Globe earlier this year to launch
GlobalPost, a U.S.-based international news site. Sennott serves as executive editor and vice president alongside co-founder and CEO Philip Balboni. Since the site launched on January 12, GlobalPost has
signed the
New York Daily News and
Star-Ledger as syndication clients. Sennott spoke with mediabistro.com about why he left the
Globe, the importance of foreign news and his goals for his new enterprise....
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