It looks like Slate management decided a unionized staff is better than no staff at all.

Rumors are already swirling about who will succeed Adam Moss, and who may be looking to acquire the company he’s leaving.

As one of the few beauty books in a struggling print market, Allure is looking at a “refresh” to keep it relevant for years to come.

A lot is at stake for Internet platforms and publishers in Europe, where an extension of copyright law is being considered.

The women-focused outlet is one of many digital brands to unionize lately.

Emarketer sees digital ad spending growing 19.1 percent this year.

Another 200 Vice Media staffers are now covered in new union contracts.

The New York outlet has gone through eight editors since Jared Kushner took over.

The company said an internal restructuring took a toll on annual profits, but revenue in the region fell, too.

The Google News lead and media veteran spoke with WWD about tech’s responsibility with “fake news,” regulation and the old Internet.

Deadly retaliation against reporters the world over, including the U.S., is up by a double-digit percentage.

The Internet can eat its young, but experts and executives from the likes of Vox, Refinery29 and elsewhere still see a future of growth.

The magazine, which includes verticals The Cut and Vulture, has been growing and making changes and staffers want some say.

Print has gone prestige as publishers continue to face unprecedented changes to advertising, leaving billionaires to buy what they will.

The prospect horrified its cofounder, but has piqued interest from brands and advertisers alike.