Jun 12, 2008 • 1 min read

NME.com gets new deputy editor

Luke Lewis, formerly an Associate Editor at Q, has become Deputy Editor of NME.com, with a role in expanding its US coverage.

Luke Lewis, formerly an Associate Editor at Q, has just become Deputy Editor on NME.com. Don't believe me? Look, here's what NME.com editor David Moynihan has just told us: "I'm delighted to have Luke join us at NME.com. His editorial expertise and digital experience and vision are the perfect addition to the NME brand as it grows in strength across print, web, mobile, radio and TV".

Lewis will have a particular role in expanding the online music news service in the US, and in developing a new bloggy zone featuring ramblings from music commentators and bands. Confirming his new role, Lewis says this: "It's really exciting to be joining NME.com at a time when the site is enjoying strong growth in UK and US. The team have already made me feel really welcome - I can't wait to get started".

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