Her fashion critic’s keyboard remains at the ready, and she’s added a microphone to the mix, too, with a series of designer podcasts. The question remains: What is she going to do with all those decades of handwritten diaries?

Condé Nast has also bid farewell to Vogue Spain editor in chief Eugenia de la Torriente.

She’s a Condé Nast veteran, having spent almost two decades at the company.

His is the latest in a string of high-profile departures from the organization, which has been consolidating its U.S. and U.K. operations.

Ceo Roger Lynch will take a 50 percent pay cut, while Anna Wintour is taking a 20 percent one, and staffers earning more than $100,000 will also see their pay cut.

The new team must work creatively around coronavirus challenges but the debut issue is on track for September.

Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and New York Magazine are among the publications making online COVID-19 content free.

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

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

Editors in chief of Vogue’s 26 global editions have agreed to adhere to certain values for 2020.

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

The publisher’s U.K. division had registered a 13.6 million-pound loss in 2017, due to restructuring costs. 

An editor at the Conde Nast International title said it only works with “Caucasian” models. CNI has come out strongly against the statement.

The former head of Condé Nast France, who exited the company in March 2018, has been named general manager of the Institut Français de la Mode.

Condé Nast International has lifted the veil on its 2017 financials, which will be published on Companies House in the next days.