Spin’s editor in chief Puja Patel is taking the helm of Pitchfork.

Jim Nelson is out after 15 years at the magazine.

A big campaign is said to be coming in support of Google’s new Pixel.

The 80-year-old magazine could cease its print format come next year.

She provides coaching, connections and creative ideas to technology-enabled nonprofit startups.

Innovative strategies for media publications may be their only savior, but none seem to be up to anything truly new.

Picardi was a favorite within Condé Nast and internal and external candidates are being considered to replace him.

More than one million visitors have seen the show, which will be on view at the Met’s Fifth Avenue location and the Cloisters through Oct. 8.

Should Meredith come to own Brides, it will bring it under the same publisher as longtime rival Martha Stewart Weddings.

The delineation between print and online is gone and even Grace Coddington has gotten another big title change.

There seem to be a lot of perks for Goop in taking its quarterly magazine independent in time for the third issue.

They got scripted talking points and everything.

With a century of practice in print publishing, benefits from a swerve to digital have been slow to appear.

Some magazines are figuring out how to drive growth online and in print, but only a few.

W may have a surprise buyer in the wings, but there are many more media brands in need of a savior.