No doubt about it, Hearst Corp. has been busy hiring, promoting and bringing on new people. Abigail Pesta moved from deputy director to editor-at-large for Marie Claire last month, four executives joined the board of directors in October and former investment banker [...]
Time Inc.'s John Squires is making it official. The five-publisher strong alliance between Time Inc., Conde Nast, Hearst, Meredith and News Corp is starting work today on building the most comprehensive digital store for publishers.
As the Observer reported in November, the company will prepare digital versions [...]
After much speculation, a group of the biggest magazine publishers in the U.S. have finally announced a joint venture that many in the industry have been calling "Hulu for Magazines."
Today, publishers Condé Nast, Hearst, Meredith and Time Inc. -- and Rupert Murdoch-led [...]
Despite its silly name, magazine and newspaper publisher Hearst is confident that its new Skiff digital publishing technology will lead the charge in e-readers by the time the application/device is ready to launch.
Launching sometime early next year, Skiff-enabled devices will produce products far-and-above the [...]
Nancy Berger Cardone, formerly the publisher of the much-missed Gourmet, has been named vice president and publisher of Hearst's Marie Claire. She replaces Susan Plagemann, who left the women's magazine last month to take on the role of publisher at [...]
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. April 28, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 28 Mr. Hearst's Flagship Sank Like the Maine By Stan Fischler The Journal-American died with its boots on l...
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Hearst Corp. may not be having its annual Christmas gala for the second year in the row, but the company is still doing relatively well compared to the rest of the industry.
While layoffs plague rivals like Time Inc. and Condé Nast, Hearst is in [...]
When Oprah Winfrey's talk show leaves broadcast television in 2011, the magazine that bears her name, Hearst's O, The Oprah Magazine will lose an important cross-promotional tool. But, the media company is not worried about that just yet, instead focusing on [...]
