Guardian US press office
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April 2016 marks second consecutive month of record traffic according to comScore
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Guardian US today announced that humorist and former Grantland writer, editor and podcast host Dave Schilling (@dave_schilling) has joined as writer-at-large.
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Guardian US today announced the formal launch of the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation funded New York City-based mobile innovation lab.
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Guardian US today announced two senior appointments to its commercial team in New York City. Sabine Feldmann joins as EVP Sales and Jen Soch is appointed EVP Commercial Delivery.
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The Guardian today announced the launch of ‘Side Hustle’, a new branded content campaign developed in partnership with Squarespace, the leading all-in-one website publishing platform. The campaign will examine the economy of pursuing occupational or creative side hustles in addition to full-time work and will consist of a 39-part multimedia series running over the next three months, aiming to inspire a new generation of young people to join movement of side hustlers.
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The Guardian has today announced plans to strengthen its coverage of film in America with the appointment of Nigel M. Smith as entertainment writer
The Guardian also announces premiere sponsorship of the prestigious 42nd Telluride Film Festival -
Guardian US to launch news innovation lab focused on using mobile technology to create deeper journalism with $2.6 million from Knight Foundation
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Guardian News & Media today announced the appointment of Rachel Israel to the role of Executive Vice President of Guardian Labs, US
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Appointments reflect commitment to elevate thought-provoking voices from across America
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The announcement was made by incoming US editor-in-chief Katharine Viner.
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The Guardian today announced that it has hired leading feminist writer and author Jessica Valenti as a columnist. The announcement was made by Guardian US editor-in-chief Janine Gibson.
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Guardian News & Media today announced a series of senior editorial changes across its US, UK and Australian operations.
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The Guardian today announced that it has hired Matt Sullivan (@sullduggery) as its US opinion editor. The announcement was made by Guardian US editor-in-chief Janine Gibson.
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The Guardian today announced the opening of #GuardianGreenRoom, a multi-purpose interactive digital lounge housed inside one of the shipping containers that makes up Rough Trade's new NYC store.
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The Guardian US today announced a three-year partnership with SC Johnson to showcase how reinstating values at the heart of business practices can create a positive impact on society
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The Guardian today announced that James Ball – currently data editor at the Guardian and based in London – will join the Guardian's US news operation as special projects editor
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Hire Reflects the Guardian's commitment to transparency and accountability
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Guardian reporter and columnist media appearances and selected news clips
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Guardian to feature three magazines for Flipboard on iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch
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Experienced finance writer Helaine Olen joins as columnist
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Appointments of Jason Kleinman and Cecilia Dobbs reflect growing commitment to innovation in the US
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"VoiceYourView," developed in partnership with creative agency BBH New York, invites user participation through mobile and social elements
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The Guardian is now attracting larger digital audiences than ever before
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Record-setting US traffic topped 12.5 million monthly unique visitors in January 2013
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Guardian reporter and columnist media appearances and selected news clips
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Latest figure marks a record for the Guardian's US traffic, just over one year since opening its digital newsroom in the US
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Today the Guardian announced the addition of Heidi N. Moore, former New York bureau chief and Wall Street correspondent for Marketplace
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On Wednesday, October 3, Guardian US and Tumblr will offer compelling, provocative and animated live coverage of the first presidential debate
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Award comes on one-year anniversary of growing US-based digital newsroom
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Joshua Treviño wrote a piece for the Guardian on February 28, 2011 titled "Peter King has hearings, but is he listening?" The Guardian recently learned that shortly before writing this article the author was a consultant for an agency that had Malaysian business interests and that he ran a website called Malaysia Matters. In keeping with the Guardian's editorial code this should have been disclosed
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Former Bush administration speechwriter and RedState co-founder Josh Treviño joins the Guardian US
The Guardian and Ben & Jerry’s launch partnership to leverage comedy in new campaign against climate change