Joel Johnson finishes his 2nd Tour of Gawkduty

Joel and Nick in the N.Y. Times, back in the good ol' daysFormer Gizmodo editor, Consumerist editor, and Executive Editor, Technology for Gawker Media, Joel Johnson has left Nick Denton’s blog publishing family for the second time in just over a year.

Johnson told Blogebrity on Tuesday that despite having a “lot of fun” in his most recent stint at Gawker, in the end he and the company “didn’t see eye to eye about [his] role,” but declined to go into further detail. He did, however, promise an announcement about his future plans/personal projects he’s working on an announcement “in the next couple of weeks.”

If you’ve got any insight into the juicy details of what Joel and Gawker didn’t “see eye to eye” over, you know where to reach us. And we’ll keep you posted on what’s next for Mr. Johnson.

Second Annual Gawker Media Bug Out [JoelJohnson.com]

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  1. “see eye to eye on my role” almost always = not enough dough or equity.

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