Huey Takes Power at Time Inc. (Updated)

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Within days of Jack Griffin being fired as CEO of Time Inc., his name disappeared from its corporate Web site. The name that now sits atop the organizational chart is John Huey, the company’s editorial boss.
 
That topmost position may just be symbolic, but it speaks volumes about the power Huey has wielded at Time Inc. since he rose to become its sixth editor in chief in 2006. It’s rare for magazine companies, as opposed to magazine titles, to have editors in chief and rarer still for there to be one with Huey’s influence and independence.

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