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Revolving Door Newsletter: 11.17.09
AP Begins Layoffs; BusinessWeek Names Editor
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The Future At Bloomberg's BusinessWeek - Posted 2 days, 4 hours ago
After undertaking layoffs last week, BusinessWeek is now facing a daunting future as it rebuilds and repurposes itself under Bloomberg LP's leadership. And as departing tech writer Stephen Baker points out, it looks like the company's library is trying to have grim sense of humor about the whole thing.
As Marion Maneker... [FishBowlNY]
Time Inc. Closes Door on Buyouts Today - Posted November 18, 2009
As People magazine celebrates Johnny Depp as the "Sexiest Man Of The Year" (again), everything is not well in the state of People's publisher Time Inc. The company is still looking to trim $100 million from its budget through layoffs and buyouts, which could include up to 90 editorial positions at... [FishBowlNY]
Bloomberg Looks To Cut BusinessWeek Staffers - Posted November 18, 2009
It's been a busy week for the new Bloomberg LP-owned BusinessWeek. First, there was the appointment of a new editor, Josh Tyrangiel, to succeed Stephen Adler. And now, the layoffs are upon us.
According to reports, Bloomberg is looking to cut about 100 positions from BusinessWeek, or about 25 percent of the... [FishBowlNY]
Morning Reading List 11.18.09 - Posted November 18, 2009
Photo courtesy of C-SPAN: C-SPAN founder Brian Lamb, then C-SPAN President Paul FitzPatrick, and Sen. Byrd.
Good morning FishbowlDC! Congrats to Senator Robert Byrd (D-WV) who becomes the longest serving member of Congress today. The above photo is from June 1986 on the day Senate coverage began on cable-funded C-SPAN2.... [FishBowlDC]
Time Editor Tyrangiel To Lead Bloomberg's BusinessWeek - Posted November 17, 2009
This morning, Bloomberg LP named Time magazine's deputy managing editor Josh Tyrangiel as the next editor of the recently acquired BusinessWeek.
Tyrangiel, who was also the managing editor of Time.com, was instrumental in the recent relaunch of the Web site. He will be replacing Stephen Adler who announced that he was stepping... [FishBowlNY]
Lunch: What Recession? Michael's Keeps Buzzing with Walter Isaacson, John Sykes & The Gang - Posted October 14, 2009
— DIANE CLEHANE
The power lunch lives! While budgets are being slashed all over town, if the media mavens at the top are feeling the pinch, they're determined not to show it. For the past several weeks, I've noticed that Michael's is back to its pre-Great Recession level of buzz with a... [FishBowlNY]
Horowitz Leaves Observer For WaPo|HuffPo Gets Sporty|A Real Sized Model|B-to-B's See Ad Pages Drop 30%|Long Form Journalism And The Web - Posted August 25, 2009
FishbowlDC: The New York Observer's political reporter Jason Horowitz has left the paper to join The Washington Post on the D.C. paper's style desk.
The Wrap: The Huffington Post is planning to launch a sports section later this fall.
Today Show: Readers cheered 180-pound Glamour nude model's "real body."
Folio: B-to-b's ad pages... [FishBowlNY]
Time.com Relaunches: Podcasts, Archives, Video, Oh My - Posted September 15, 2008
Frequent visitors to Time.com may already have noticed that the page looks a bit different this morning. That's because the magazine has officially relaunched their website today. FBNY stopped by the Time offices last week to get a quick preview of the site — did you know that Time's... [FishBowlNY]
