Vanity Fair's German Issue
Ow-ah. Six months after Vanity Fair was launched in Germany as a weekly magazine, Der Spiegel reports Condé Nast is running into major problems with Deutsche-Vanity Fair. A few of the highlights:
- Condé Nast is spending €
500,000 (US$670,000) weekly on the magazine, which is also suspected of exaggerating a sold print run of 120,000. - The usually mild-mannered Spiegel accuses Vanity Fair EIC Ulf Poschardt of “flamboyant arrogance” and his staff of “burn-out syndrome.”
- A photo shoot in Dresden is a sign of the editors’ “desperate search for glamour.”
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