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‘It’s What We Used to Call New Money, But It’s Not Really That, It’s Recent Money’
That's what outgoing 'Architectural Digest' editor Paige Rense Nolan says about the people who are now paying for expensive interior design.
The New Bloomberg Businessweek: More Color, More Pages, and Soon, More Celebrity Writers
We got our hands on the newly relaunched business title.
Yale Publishing Course Will Be International, Business-Oriented
We spoke with the director of the new Ivy League graduate program.
Fewer Magazines Are Dying This Year Than Last Year
So far only 22 have died this year!
New Republic to Start Charging for Content
They're calling the new system "TNR Society."
Editorial Shuffle at Town & Country and House Beautiful
Pamela Fiori, who's edited the title for seventeen years, is out.
Why the CJR Shouldn’t Be ‘Depressed’ About Magazine Websites
Drawing print-centric conclusions from a web survey.
Condé Nast Prepping iPad Versions of Five Titles
'GQ,' 'Wired,' 'Vanity Fair,' the 'New Yorker,' and 'Glamour' will be the first to take the plunge.
Hearst to Launch HGTV Magazine?
Following in the footsteps of the impressive 'Food Network Magazine,' Hearst could find its way back into the shelter category with this title.
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