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Waters Log is a blog by NJBIZ Editor Sharon Waters giving an inside look at the news cycle and life in the newsroom. Send feedback about NJBIZ to sharonw@njbiz.com or (732) 246-5702. Blog Roll State Street Intersection Romenesko Saying good-bye to sources, NJBIZ and journalism In 15 years of journalism, the biggest tip I ever got was back at the beginning. READ MORE»» The secret for getting a call back After 15 years in journalism, I only recently learned the magic word for getting a source to call me back. READ MORE»» Photo of the Week: Ray Lesniak and Bill Clinton While Ray Lesniak appears on our pages frequently, it is not often that NJBIZ writes about Bill Clinton or golf. READ MORE»» NJBIZ gets a new look We launched a redesign of our print edition with this week's issue. READ MORE»» Photo of the Week: A heavenly laugh Who says priests don't have any fun? READ MORE»»
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Saying good-bye to sources, NJBIZ and journalism

In 15 years of journalism, the biggest tip I ever got was back at the beginning.

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Kean, Sweeney trade jabs as feud escalates

The feud between Senate President Stephen M. Sweeney and Minority Leader Tom Kean Jr. escalated Monday following...

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Special Editions

Best Places to Work in New Jersey 2013

The Best Places to Work in New Jersey awards supplement highlights the state’s top employers who show a dedication to their employees’ growth and quality of life.

Research NJ 2013

Bridging the divide between academia and industry.

2013 Best 50 Women in Business

The Best 50 Women in Business awards supplement highlights New Jersey's most dynamic women in business that have been making headlines in their field.

Real Estate Report 1 2013

This edition takes a close look at three cities driving development activity in the Garden State, as well as an update on the Fort Monmouth site in Central Jersey.