Topic: Hearst Corp.
Haven’t you always dreamed of owning a Hamptons weekend getaway “inspired” by the Lazienki Palace in Warsaw and the Château de Groussay outside Paris, like the mega-crib featured in this…
The economic recovery seems to have passed magazines by, but there’s one area that’s still growing: the corporate suite. At Condé Nast, Dawn Ostroff just hired three new evps as she…
Hearst Corp. expects its revenue to be nearly equally split between print and digital in 2012, the year the media company marks its 125th anniversary, CEO Frank Bennack Jr. said. “Our…
Since Oprah’s namesake show went off the air last September, her magazine’s newsstand sales have also faded from sight. Brass at Hearst, which publishes the 2.4 million circ O with Winfrey,…
Publisher and broadcaster Hearst Corp. has hired its first chief technology officer as it tries to expand its digital footprint. Former Sony executive Philip R. Wiser will start in the…
On Thursday, editors-in-chief and publishers of Esquire’s worldwide editions gathered to ponder the state of men. The daylong meet-up at the Hearst Tower, called the Esquire Global Initiative, gave the…
Magazine wholesaling giant Source Interlink Cos. and publishers are locked in battle again, two years after Source’s demand for higher rates temporarily disrupted newsstand deliveries. It’s bad timing for publishers to…
Hearst Corp. has completed the sale of Cycle World to Bonnier Corp. Cycle World is a small title for motorcycle buffs that Hearst inherited, along with Elle, Car and Driver,…
