MINING.COM was launched in 2008 as a print and online magazine. In February 2011, it became an online only news site covering the global mining and metals industry.
From there, MINING.COM quickly grew to become the most read mining news and opinion site in the world reaching over 700,000 readers per month, and our flagship news digest reaches nearly 120,000 subscribers each day.
In June 2019, MINING.COM underwent its biggest transformation since launch with a radically redesigned website and email newsletters with a fresh new brand and streamlined design.
At the same time, we overhauled the technological underpinnings to bring readers a faster, more secure and reliable site and email newsletter regardless of where, or on what device they’re accessing MINING.COM.
We are committed to bringing everybody involved in mining comprehensive and timely news and insights that cover all aspects of the industry across all regions.
MINING.COM is not a mouthpiece of the industry. We serve a global audience that represent all stakeholders in mining.
This is why MINING.COM is read not just by industry professionals, resource investors, equipment suppliers and mineral rights owners, but also by non-profit and environmental groups, local communities and governments in all corners of the world.
We strive to incorporate readers’ feedback into our offering making it easier to follow commodity markets, seek out a new career in mining and find the right courses to develop professional skills or train employees.
For MINING.COM, innovation is an ongoing endeavour, and we’ll be adding new features and interactive tools to the website, mobile offering and newsletters regularly.
Our Team
Frik Els
Editor at Large
Frik has 20 years’ experience as a business journalist across a range of industries including automotive, technology, and travel and leisure markets. Frik has an entry in Global Mining Observer’s Who’s Who of Mining 2018, and contributions to publications and conferences including Business Insider, Investing.com, Mines & Money London and New York, Vancouver Resources Investment, Progressive Mine Forum in Toronto and Canadian Mining Symposium in London, UK. He’s been interviewed on CBC Radio and Korea State TV.
Cecilia Jamasmie
Editor-in-Chief
Cecilia has over 25 years of experience as journalist and has covered mining for almost two decades. She is particularly interested in Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Diamonds and Latin American. Cecilia has been interviewed by BBC News and CBC among others and has been a guest speaker at mining conventions, including MINExpo 2016 and the World’s Copper Conference 2018. She is also member of the expert panel on Social License to Operate (SLO) at the European project MIREU (Mining and Metallurgic Regions EU). She holds a Master of Journalism from the University of British Columbia, and is based in Nova Scotia.
Amanda Stutt
News Editor
Amanda’s print stories have been published with the Investing News Network, Financial News Media, BC Business Magazine, the Village Voice, The Globe and Mail, Ottawa Business Journal, CBCNews.ca, Global News and the Vancouver Sun, among others. She has served as an Associate Producer for CBC National Radio and TV and as a researcher at Omni Films. She has a Master’s degree in journalism from the University of British Columbia. In 2009, she received the Rafe Mair Award for excellence in public service journalism, and in 2020 a Ma Murray Gold Award for special publications.
Jackson Chen
Staff Writer
Jackson has over four years of professional experience in business journalism, content marketing and market research. Jackson also currently serves as content specialist at Vission Technology, a Vancouver-based technology company that provides LiDAR surveying services for mining companies. Prior to MINING.COM, Jackson has worked as a news editor at Stockwatch.
Bruno Venditti
Writer/ Multimedia editor
Bruno has 17 years’ experience as a journalist and social media manager. As editor-in-chief of one of the biggest radio stations in Brazil, he managed a team of 40 reporters and created one of the most followed accounts on Twitter in Brazil. He has covered landslides, army operations, plane crashes, floods, and the arrest of former Brazilian president Lula.