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Should media organizations let staffers attend the march if they aren't covering it?
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Hearst boasts of $10.8 billion revenue growth as the company continues to diversify.
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‘The New York Times’ Focuses on ‘Smarter Living’
The paper looks to service journalism.
Donald Trump’s Condé Nast Meeting Draws Quiet Protest From Staff
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Medium Pivots Away From Page Views
The publishing platform lays off a third of its staff as it looks to develop a better business model.
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Penske Media Corporation, Rockbridge in Robb Report Joint Venture
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Amid Election Turmoil, Teen Vogue Finds a Viral Voice
Even Dan Rather is paying attention.
Popular Science Debuts New Look Under a New Editor
The 144-year-old science and tech publication attempts to stay popular.
Josh Topolsky Celebrates New, Brightly Colored Media Venture
"We have really insane investors who spent real money on this thing."
The Economist Lures Subscribers With Free Bugs and Waffles
"If the crickets seem too buggy, try the mealworms."
The New Yorker Clarifies: The Borowitz Report Is ‘Not the News’
The New Yorker has taken steps to clarify that The Borowitz Report is not actually true.