As first reported by WWD, Tonchi grew disillusioned with the buyer Condé Nast found for W.

A month for recognizing a long marginalized group has turned into a marketing bonanza, for better or worse.

Refinery29’s Amy Emmerich is eager to get in on the ground floor of developing female talent, especially in the current “video arms race.”

Jolie published her first piece for the magazine on Wednesday to coincide with World Refugee Day.

Operating under the owners of Surface magazine is now said to be less appealing to some W staff, including editor in chief Stefano Tonchi.

People’s new editor in chief Dan Wakeford is starting to fill out his masthead, including his second in command.

The magazine will be run by a former L.A. Times publisher accused in a report last year of harassment and other troubling work behavior.

Today’s walkout by news staff may not be enough to get BuzzFeed leadership to bend on two remaining union contract issues.

It’s the second round of cuts so far this year.

With the fifth edition of her magazine Wallet en route to stores, Elise By Olsen will be a guest editor for AnOther’s site, consult with brands, lecture and get some work done in New York.

Nazario had joined the magazine last year as its senior fashion editor.

It just has to come where they already are. And a Google-backed program is growing to teach teens, and soon beyond, how to spot fake news.

A full roster of female voices will share their unique points of view to the festival.

Mic cut all of its editorial staff last year, just before it was bought by BDG.

Forerunner Venture’s founding partner, Kirsten Green, explains the key steps to growing a small business.