Michael Smith becomes president of Forbes.com

29 Sep 2009

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Michael Smith has been named president of Forbes.com, who joined Forbes.com in 2000 as chief technology officer.

"In his new role, Mike will have responsibility for all aspects of the operational management of Forbes.com. In this capacity, he also will have responsibility for Forbes.com Business and Finance Blog Network and ForbesTraveler.com'', according to a company memo from Steve Forbes, the magazine's editor-in-chief.

Before Forbes, Smith was chief information officer at TheStreet.com, another business Web site.

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