Joe Zee, Phillip Picardi and Veronica Webb all had thoughts about fashion magazines’ dilution by social media.

Tech-focused designers look beyond aesthetics for the fair’s Future of Fashion show on Saturday.

Merkin knew there would be blowback but wanted to get “another side of the story” out there.

The magazine is launching Intelligencer on a path similar to Vulture and the Cut.

Co-ceo and founder Rob Stone said the joint company is fielding more brand work than ever.

The sale to billionaire Marc Benioff already includes plans to add staff, but also a multiyear deal with Meredith.

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

Then entertainment powerhouse already has Dick Wolf of “Law & Order” lined up for a true crime series.

Chief operating officer Loren Mayor and two other women are being promoted at the media network.

Founder Kevin Ma said the event will bring together everything and everyone the site sees as “really cool.”

The fashion editor and writer is leveraging the success of her Rizzoli book “How to Slay.”

The newspaper has a number of successful weekly editions, but had yet to delve into daily territory.

The tech giant, which recently updated its News platform to surface even more varied results, is not about to ignore Trump’s criticism.

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

New York Media could be planning to sell outright, but it’s possible the company is seeking some outside capital to fund growth.