New Media Investment Group and Gannett finalized their merger Tuesday, putting top executives in position to move ahead with plans they believe will transform the new company’s local and national news brands, including USA TODAY, into a reinvented digital media powerhouse.The merger creates the largest U.S. media company by print circulation and one that will vie for the nation’s biggest online news and information audience.The new company’s CEOs – Mike Reed, who […]
Source: The Jacksonvill Daily News
CEOs of new Gannett: 'Pivot' needed for digital transformation as merger completes
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