by: Tom Foremski | zdnet.com

Henry Blodget, the founder and chief editor of Business Insider, an online news company based in New York City, is notorious for his role in Wall Street’s dotcom saga, and he is becoming equally notorious for his shakeup of news reporting and traditional roles in journalism.

Mr Blodget’s poster boy for the new age of new media is his deputy editor Joe Weisenthal, recently profiled in the New York Times: Joe Weisenthal vs. the 24-Hour News Cycle.