NEW YORK Condé Nast made the long-expected decision to close Domino, the publishing company’s three-year-old, hip shelter magazine. The March issue will be the last. The editor and publisher, Deborah Needleman and Beth Brenner, will leave the company. Some staffers are expected to be placed elsewhere in the company.
The Web site also will be discontinued.
In making the announcement, company president, CEO Chuck Townsend said the decision was purely based on the softened economy, which has already claimed a handful of other shelter books.
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