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Condé Nast Italy to Offer Free Digital Issues Amid Coronavirus Lockdown
Readers will be able to access Vogue, GQ, Wired and AD for free for the next three months.
Tatler Asia Switches Up for Younger, More Inclusive Image
It's shedding its high society roots with the help of a roster of familiar New York publishing names — Joe…
Vanity Fair Italy to Launch Issue Dedicated to Milan
Condé Nast Italy will distribute the issue for free in the Lombardy region, Italy's area most severely hit by…
Where’s Anna? The Coronavirus Edition
The Vogue U.S. editor was rumored to have been in self-quarantine since returning from Milan Fashion Week…
GQ China Editorial Director Exits Amid Deputy Editor Sexual Allegations
Last week, its deputy editor Tao He, who has resigned, was accused of professional misconduct and sexual…
The Media Carousel: Hearst Fashion Team Changes and Other Media Comings and Goings
A roundup of who's been hired, fired or maybe just jumped ship in media land over the past couple of weeks.
Will Fashion Editors Be Allowed Back at Their Desks After Attending Milan Fashion Week?
Several U.S.-based media outlets are advising staffers to avoid the office for 14 days amid coronavirus…
Michael Bloomberg Offers to Release Female Staffers from NDAs
His announcement follows a tough grilling on his NDA record by fellow presidential candidates during…
Condé Nast to End NDAs, But Union Says That’s Not Enough
It made it company policy, but The NewsGuild argues that it should be enshrined in union bargaining contracts.
Hearst Casts Its Net Far and Wide in Search for Harper’s Bazaar Editor
The list of those thought to be in the running is getting longer as Hearst takes its time to appoint a…
U.K. Magazines Present Stable Performance, Slow Growth, in Second Half of 2019
Elle U.K. saw the biggest loss as it repositioned itself last year.
The Media Carousel: Vogue’s New Jewelry Editor and Other Media Comings and Goings
A roundup of who's been hired, fired or maybe just jumped ship in media land over the past couple of weeks.
Media Carousel: Hearst Taps Editorial Director for New Auto Magazine
A roundup of who's been hired, fired or maybe just jumped ship in media land over the past couple of weeks.
Dan Peres Opens Up About His 60-a-Day Opioid Addiction
Now sober, the former Details editor in chief is ready to bare all in his new memoir, "As Needed for Pain."
Who Will Succeed Glenda Bailey at Harper’s Bazaar?
A few names are said to be in consideration, as the editor leaves her longtime post at Hearst.