The media conglomerate continues to trim ranks as it shifts to a focus on streaming content.

She joins from news site Axios where she has been a political reporter since 2017.

Jane Fonda is returning as a contributor to the “Pomellato for Women” video for the fourth year in a row as the project spreads the message of female empowerment while expanding its reach.

Royal biographers and writers share their thoughts about the California royals ahead of a much-hyped interview with Oprah Winfrey to be aired on March 7.

The publisher’s first annual diversity and inclusion report revealed considerable work to be done when it comes to bringing more groups into the fold.

The initiative of an independent curator is celebrated in the publication’s March issue, which is dedicated to creativity.

As brands consider how to promote greater diversity through their activations, WWD highlights influencer agencies owned by people of color.

Changes at the publisher continue amid an ongoing fight for profitability and the combination of American and international operations.

One of publishing’s former enfants terribles is back from the brink — and a multiyear sojourn around the world — and now she’s helping to light a path forward for the industry.

The ads were photographed by Mario Sorrenti and directed by Terence Nance.

The newspaper late last year sued Time over its launch of “Time 100 Talks.”

Adapted to an online format this year, the event continued to seek innovative ideas with the help of a strong lineup of speakers.

He succeeds Nicholas Thompson, who departed to take on the the chief executive officer tole at The Atlantic.

Former Elle U.K. editor in chief Anne-Marie Curtis has created a consumer-facing, micro-magazine to showcase green fashion, beauty, design as well as sales and rental formats.

A roundup of who’s been hired, fired or maybe just jumped ship in media land over the past few weeks.