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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]
An Inside Look At Time Inc.'s Assignment Detroit - Posted October 30, 2009
Earlier this week, we got a chance to chat with Steven Gray via Skype. Gray is a Time magazine correspondent based in Time Inc.'s new Detroit bureau, established earlier this year in a house in the Motor City.
Gray is the only person living full time in the house, but many... [FishBowlNY]
This Week's Layoff News: Teen Vogue, Details and More - Posted October 28, 2009
While we await sad news of layoffs that is likely to come out of Forbes this week, Condé Nast continues to pare down its staff and there's more news on impending Time Inc. cuts and The New York Times buyouts.
- Yesterday, we heard whispers of cuts among the editorial staff... [FishBowlNY]
Parade Names New Publisher - Posted October 19, 2009
Brett Wilson, senior vice president of advertising sales at USA TODAY, has been named publisher of Parade magazine.
Wilson joins the largest circulation magazine in the U.S. with more than two decades of experience in publishing, including more than 20 years at Time Inc. where he held various positions including the post... [FishBowlNY]
Parade Names New Publisher - Posted October 19, 2009
Brett Wilson, senior vice president of advertising sales at USA TODAY, has been named publisher of Parade magazine.
Wilson joins the largest circulation magazine in the U.S. with more than two decades of experience in publishing, including more than 20 years at Time Inc. where he held various positions including the post... [FishBowlNY]
Time Inc. Launches Assignment Detroit - Posted September 21, 2009
Our colleagues have a story today about Time Inc.'s newest initiative Assignment Detroit.
According to the company, the project is year-long commitment to living in and reporting from the city of Detroit with reports from the Motor City appearing in various Time Inc. publications and Web sites, including Time magazine, Time.com, Fortune,... [FishBowlNY]
Time Inc. To Let You Make Your Own Magazine - Posted March 18, 2009
We all remember a few years back when Time named 'You' the person of the year. Well, now it looks like Time Inc. is experimenting with something called 'Mine.' The AP is reporting that the company is experimenting with a customized magazine entitled 'Mine,' which will combine "reader-selected sections... [FishBowlNY]
Time Inc. To Let You Make Your Own Magazine - Posted March 18, 2009
We all remember a few years back when Time named 'You' the person of the year. Well, now it looks like Time Inc. is experimenting with something called 'Mine.' The AP is reporting that the company is experimenting with a customized magazine entitled 'Mine,' which will combine "reader-selected sections... [FishBowlNY]
Time Inc. Looking For Buyout Volunteers Before Commencing Mandatory Layoffs - Posted November 10, 2008
We're beginning to get more details about where the 600 layoffs Time Inc. announced last month will land. Over at All Things D Peter Kafka is reporting that managing editors at Time, People, Sports Illustrated, Fortune, and Money — all of which employ Newspaper Guild members — will send out... [FishBowlNY]
