Folio: handed out 20 awards to publications and executives for digital accomplishments.

Dan Peres is coming to lead a relaunch of a site known for biting gossip and snark.

Telling stories in one voice, repurposing online content for the magazine and “figuring out how the two can work together” are among the editor’s priorities.

The issue of where a meme actually originated is likely to be an early feature of the case against the owner of F–kJerry.

European lawmakers aren’t letting up on the search company and its advertising methods.

A former designer and stylist is taking up the top spot at one of the only U.S. fashion titles in the Arab region.

Meredith is said to be ready to name a replacement for the seasoned executive within a matter of days.

Not satisfied with being a cool movie house, Metrograph could be the first theater cum publisher/studio/agency.

Layoffs at the magazine amount to about 5 percent of its full-time staff.

The Hong Kong-based venture fund of Adrian Cheng and Clive Ng has been building up a fashion-focused portfolio.

The French publisher is centralizing editorial oversight of its many editions, launching events and has a new editor in Italy.

The ceo of The Daily Beast talks the future of digital media, the new wave of subscriptions and her tumultuous days at Gawker.

It seems the traditionally business-focused newspaper is looking to branch out into newer territory.

The luxury lifestyle magazine is set to widen the scope of its fashion coverage.

Arianna Huffington’s enterprise has a new business lead from Refinery29, and new executives from Vice and Inverse.