down the avenue: Technology Media Changes

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June 28, 2007

Technology Media Changes

A few media updates. Search Engine Land launched a new column call In House, which reports on the lives of search marketers who work for large or multi-national organizations.

Junko Yoshida has been promoted to editor-in-chief of EE Times, replacing Brian Fuller, who is leaving.

Bolaji Ojo will be the new business editor and Patrick Mannion, who previously served as the managing editor of TechOnline, will now be the online editor-in-chief.

TechTarget bought TechnologyGuide.com and Ajaxian.com.

TechnologyGuide.com is a company with a portfolio of Internet sites including NotebookReview.com, Brighthand.com and TabletPCReview.com. They'll provide product reviews, product comparisons and user forums for mobile technology products.

Network Computing tech editor Steve Hill has left the magazine and Optimize and InformationWeek are merging into one print publication under the name InformationWeek.