Observer: Gourmet Was a Bad Business
Its ad-to-editorial ratio was the reason the beloved food title met the chopping block.
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Its ad-to-editorial ratio was the reason the beloved food title met the chopping block.
Four magazines die so that others may live.
The company has opted to preserve its culture at the expense of its talent.
According to a report, they've been asked to cut a quarter of their budgets.
Also, they're apparently a sexy bunch.
"You can't say, 'That's a Helmut Newton picture,' because you don't know who took the picture."
Also 'GQ' is the only Condé Nast magazine to show a rise in newsstand sales.
But that doesn't mean they won't prudently choose to do so of their own accord one day.
This is like a bad episode of 'The Newlywed Game.'
We can't wait for the movie version of this.
The accessories director is leaving, but her position hasn't been eliminated.
Plus: Graydon Carter slums in the cafeteria, and counterfeit wine in Italy, all in our morning news roundup.
Yes, it's real. And it's spectacular.
But who will guard the pearly gates? Who will answer the published phone numbers?
Today, editors learned that they would be losing their newspaper subscriptions.
We talked to an expert about what to expect from the consulting firm as it looks at the venerable magazine company.
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