Alexi McCammond’s past racist and homophobic tweets were unearthed over the weekend.

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

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.

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.

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

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

“Reply All” is part of Gimlet Media and Spotify, and one of the companies’ most listened to podcasts.

She is currently in Sydney, where she grew up, but Zhang plans to move to Beijing as soon as the pandemic allows.

Juan Costa Paz will work across the American and British Vogue titles.

The show recently did a series on workplace issues at Condé Nast’s Bon Appétit, leading to claims of “Reply All”s own toxic culture.

Payment platforms including Klarna, Afterpay and QuadPay are fast becoming industry players, discovery sites for fashion and beauty, and marketing opportunities for brands and retailers. They’re also speaking to the demands and desires of Millennials and Gen Z.

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

“What we quickly realized was that people needed news so our role shifted,” said Julia Cosgrove, editor in chief of independent travel magazine Afar.