Brown, a budding influencer, is set to take on even more “personal projects.”

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

Time joins a growing group of legacy media publications to be purchased by extremely wealthy individuals.

The veteran journalist struck a serious tone with Jacob Weisberg on White House power and six more years of President Trump.

Hamilton is a rare type for venture capital and for magazine covers, making her the right pick for editor in chief Stephanie Mehta.

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

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.

A year into leading Elle, Garcia spoke to WWD about print’s place, celebrities interviewing themselves and the surprise hit “Project Runway.”

The author turned heads and doled out wit as WSJ. feted its first decade and a mini documentary.

Editor in chief Stefano Tonchi said fashion’s focus on women belies how relatively few are often behind the lens.

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

The one-time gatekeepers of consumer culture are less powerful as magazines struggle, but different levers of influence are out there.

Through Brant’s legal maneuvering, Interview is set to relaunch under the same ownership and leadership after filing for liquidation.

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