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David Marcelis is listed as Standards Editor, The Wall Street Journal at The Wall Street Journal, a with 9131 employees, based in New York, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at wsj.com, phone signal with area code 777, 413, and a matched LinkedIn profile for David Marcelis.
David Marcelis previously worked as Standards Editor at The Wall Street Journal and Deputy Bureau Chief at The Wall Street Journal. David Marcelis holds Master Of Science, Journalism from Northwestern University.
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David Marcelis is a Standards editor for The Wall Street Journal in New York. As a member of the Standards and Ethics team, he advises bureau chiefs, editors and reporters on the most complex and ambitious work that runs in the Journal, and helps ensure the publication maintains the highest and most rigorous standards of fairness and integrity.He previously served as the deputy chief of the Journal’s media bureau, where he helped oversee a team of nine reporters in New York and Los Angeles who cover television, Hollywood, streaming services, book publishing, privacy, advertising, newspapers and digital media.Before moving to New York, David worked for the Journal in Brussels and London, where he oversaw the paper’s European business coverage. When he isn’t editing, David enjoys writing A-heds, the Journal’s lighthearted daily Page One features. Over the years, he helped answer very important questions, including: Why are most French baguettes underbaked? Where did Napoleon meet his Waterloo? Why is Walmart paying three separate drivers to deliver tiny parts of the same order?David joined the Journal in 2006 after a stint at the United Nations. Before that, he worked as a reporter for a series of French-language publications including Le Monde, Yahoo Actualités and La Libre Belgique. He wrote about basketball, Congress, the 2004 presidential election and the aftermath of Sept. 11 in New York, where La Libre Belgique sent him the day after the attacks.A native of Brussels, David has a bachelor’s degree from Université Libre de Bruxelles and a master’s from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism.
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New York, New York, United States
As a member of The Wall Street Journal's Standards and Ethics team, I advise bureau chiefs, editors and reporters on the most complex and ambitious work that runs in the Journal, and help ensure the publication maintains the highest and most rigorous standards of fairness and integrity.
Greater New York City Area
I helped oversee a team of nine reporters in New York and Los Angeles who cover television, Hollywood, streaming services, book and newspaper publishing, privacy, advertising and digital media.
Greater New York City Area
I edited some of the Journal’s most important and sensitive stories, with an emphasis on getting a workable version online as soon as possible, improving copy in real time by getting feeds from reporters and shepherding stories until they appeared in print.
Greater New York City Area
I served as the business-news desk early editor, in charge of leading the Journal’s earnings coverage from 6 a.m. onward. I was later in charge of overseeing our energy coverage, working closely with reporters and bureau chiefs in Houston, London and Dubai.
London, United Kingdom
I was in charge of The Wall Street Journal Europe's Business & Finance section. The role included choosing the mix of stories, laying out the section's pages, planning art for leading articles and coordinating with reporters and bureau chiefs around the globe.
Brussels Area, Belgium
I edited business, markets and politics stories for WSJ.com. Wrote the first take of the daily markets roundup. Filled in as backup writer for The Morning Brief, a daily WSJ.com column.
Brussels Area, Belgium
I taught a Multimedia Journalism class at the University of Brussels, focusing on the building blocks of Web design and the ins and outs of writing for the Web.
Greater New York City Area
I covered meetings of the Security Council, General Assembly and other events for the U.N. meetings coverage section, providing real-time coverage of meetings for the media and delegations.
Brussels
I ran a team of a dozen reporters, editors and graphic designers responsible for maintaining the website of La Libre Belgique, one of Belgium’s leading newspapers. Achievements include creating and writing the website’s first blog, covering the 2004 U.S. presidential election, as well as launching a series of podcasts about politics, sports and world affairs.
Paris, Brussels, Chicago, New York, Washington
I worked for a series of publications including Le Monde, Paris Match, La Libre Belgique and Yahoo News, covering a range of topics including sports, politics, business and the aftermath of Sept. 11 in New York, where I was sent the morning after the attacks.
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David Marcelis holds Master Of Science, Journalism from Northwestern University.
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