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Newsweek might have been the most high-profile magazine to go digital-only, but it's probably not the last. And so the Alliance for Audited Media—as the Audit Bureau of Circulations has renamed…
Since Slate launched in 1996, there’s always been the question of whether an online news magazine can attract enough advertising to support high-quality original content without a companion print product.…
Specs Age 40 New gig Editor in chief, Brides Old gig Executive editor, Brides What’s been the best part about having the editor in chief job so far? I think the most exciting part…
As a New Yorker, I’m finding it very hard to feel mentally recovered from Superstorm Sandy’s effects, with parts of the city still without power and many of our neighbors…
Ending months of speculation, The Washington Post has named Marty Baron as its executive editor, replacing Marcus Brauchli. His successor comes with a strong pedigree: Baron has been editor of The…
For several weeks, Adweek has polled readers, collected audience and advertising data, and otherwise gauged brand performance and relevance to arrive at this short list of the hottest media properties.…
While most of the New York publishing world is back to business as usual after struggling during last week's Hurricane Sandy, tabloid publisher American Media Inc. could join the New York…
Specs Age 47 Accomplishments Judge on Lifetime’s Project Runway; fashion director of Marie Claire; author of The Little Black Book of Style, The One Hundred: A Guide to the Pieces Every Stylish…
With the weather emergency subsiding, the paywalls have returned to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal websites. Both papers unlocked their sites ahead of Hurricane Sandy to…
It was a storm even the most prepared media companies couldn’t totally anticipate. Hurricane Sandy stymied efforts by The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal this morning to deliver to…
