Meredith Taps ‘Access Hollywood’ EP for ‘People’ TV Series | People on the Move
Penske Media's Sportico raids Sports Illustrated, Bob Guccione, Jr. returns to Spin and more.
Articles by Greg Dool
The New Normal: How Industry Magazines Are Navigating the Pandemic
From diving head-first into webinars to making up for suddenly irrelevant editorial calendars, leaders at five magazines tell us how they're making it work.
Hanley Wood Lays Off Staff and Cuts Salaries, Citing COVID-19 Decline
At least 40 total staffers were let go, sources said.
The Economist Group Cuts 90 Employees, Takes 1843 Mag Digital-Only
Top executives are also taking salary reductions amid interruptions to the publisher's advertising and events business.
At Informa, Virtual Events Are a Testing Ground for Exhibitions’ Hybrid Future
"Going forward, the power of coupling a live event with a better built-out virtual experience is what we’re all about."
Condé Nast Lays Off Nearly 100 Employees, Furloughs Others
The cuts are concentrated in areas that will avoid "limiting our growth priorities," CEO Roger Lynch said.
In the Midst of a Downturn, Naturally, Danny Seo Closes Its Biggest Print Issue Ever
How the quarterly lifestyle magazine managed to grow its Summer issue's ad revenue by 15%.
Staffers at California Sunday and Pop-Up Magazines Are Unionizing
In a statement, editor-in-chief Doug McGray says management has "no objection" to the move.
Cenveo Shutters Cadmus Printing Plant Amid COVID-19 Downturn
"Several publishers have cancelled or delayed their print projects," the company said in a WARN Act notice filed in Virginia this week.
Penske Media Names Its First Chief Digital Officer | People on the Move
Praetorian CEO Alex Ford steps down after 21 years, Condé Nast names a new comm's chief, new design directors at The Atlantic and Variety, and more.
