A former partnership and events leader with news and magazine media is joining the live music TV show.

Condé Nast is still doling out changes to staff, real estate and operations as a whole.

Longtime editor in chief Adam Moss revealed his exit plans only yesterday.

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

Cut from American Vogue last year, Jill Demling isn’t straying too far with a post under Edward Enninful.

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.

Editor and new “dame” Glenda Bailey is looking to give her readers even more fashion this year.

The Los Angeles title is getting its first editor in chief as it looks to expand coverage and readership.

The former Vanity Fair editor used his party powers to support a new book on Eve Babitz by Lili Anolik.

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

New business leaders in at Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire and Elle Decor as Troy Young puts his digital-first mark on Hearst Magazines.

Moore is a longtime fashion critic, editor and author.

Dotdash ceo Neil Vogel expects further investment in both brands, which he characterized as being at the “height” of their influence.