John McDuling, a well-known journalist who used to work as the national business editor for the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, has been named the editor-in-chief of Scire, a new subscription service for business news. Chris Janz, a media entrepreneur who used to be the chief digital and publishing officer at Nine Entertainment, is in charge of this exciting new project.
Shearwater Capital is said to have given the project $5 million in private funding. The goal of the project is to add depth and variety to the national conversation about business, technology, politics, and power. With McDuling at the helm, Scire is likely to become one of the most important media outlets in Australia.
A Once in a Lifetime Opportunity
Upon his appointment, McDuling expressed his excitement for this new opportunity, stating that “This is the opportunity of a lifetime, and I can’t wait to get started.” McDuling is a highly regarded journalist who is known for his insightful and original reporting, and his appointment to Scire is a testament to his talent and reputation.
Janz, who is leading the project, expressed his confidence in McDuling’s ability to drive the publication’s success, stating that “John is an incredibly talented editor and writer, who truly understands both the Australian business landscape and the opportunity for a new publication focused on insightful, original reporting. He has an eye for talent and stories and can challenge accepted norms to build something better.”
Adding Depth and Diversity to the National Conversation
Scire wants to give its readers a new way of looking at the most important problems facing Australian businesses, with a focus on technology and new ideas. The publication will strive to provide original and insightful reporting, challenging accepted norms, and driving meaningful conversations around important topics.
With private equity backing of $5 million, Scire is in a good position to become a major player in the Australian media scene. Its focus on depth and variety, along with McDuling’s excellent leadership, is sure to draw a loyal following of readers who want to read content that is smart and makes them think.
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John McDuling’s appointment as editor-in-chief of Scire marks an exciting new chapter in Australian journalism. With his exceptional talent and experience, coupled with Janz’s leadership and the publication’s private equity backing, Scire is poised to become a major player in the national conversation surrounding business, technology, politics, and power. We look forward to seeing what McDuling and his team have in store for readers.
