Posts Tagged ‘Magazines’
In your ethical Monday media column: a movie review in need of some full disclosure, a trade magazine goes wacko, CBS is too good for Anderson Cooper, and Playboy looks grim(mer). More »
Fancy magazines are dying, and no amount of fancy magazine ads will save them! Journalism scientists can now confidently predict what will replace them: Magazine websites, which—scientifically speaking—suck. More »
In your niveous Thursday media column: an Atlanta editor is a character, Dave Eggers pontificates, Jann Wenner is a joiner, ProPublica is unstoppable, and a sad poor end to a gay publishing empire. More »
In your wearying Wednesday media column: the Washington Post is somewhat unpopular, the NYT is just coasting, Steve Coll’s secret reading list, and a late freelancer payment tidbit.
What are those…
The prickly editor of Vogue likes to start her meetings early, and kneecap you if you show up on time. So says Anna Wintour documentarian R.J. Cutler in his Huffington Post diary about filming The…
In your value-added Tuesday media column: The Onion shuts down a section, SmartMoney may be taken over by Dow Jones, an n+1 guy gets a book deal, and Magic Johnson’s still not a media…
Rolling Stone, the 40-year-old music/culture magazine, doesn’t have a website anymore. Jann Wenner must’ve let the domain expire while he was shredding all those Monkees Hall of Fame ballots. (Now…
In your fill-in Monday media column, journalistic panhandling fails, dick jokes meet the holy land and Anna Wintour gets the recognition she’s been waiting so long for.
Anna Wintour has been elected…
In your flippant Friday media column: Americans don’t know who to trust, a money man gives up on the NYT, Conde Nast is spying on you, and Chris Dovi really got screwed.
In a new survey, 40% of…