Gawker Media At Center Of Ad Sales Scam|Heather John Leaves Bon App|WSJ Reveals New Euro Plans|Sulzberger And The Titanic
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AgencySpy: Gawker Media fell victim to a phony ad sales scam, which resulted in ads on Gawker’s sites crashing browsers and, in some cases, installing spyware on computers.
FishbowlLA: Amidst the hefty Condé Nast layoffs, Bon Appetit editor Heather John has left the magazine, but will “land some kind of contributing deal.”
New York Times: The Wall Street Journal has abandoned its plans to sell its U.S. edition in London and instead has revealed a new strategy in Europe that includes a redesigned Wall Street Journal Europe.
Daily Intel: New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger Jr. compares print media to the Titanic: “Even if the Titanic came in safely to New York Harbor, it was still doomed. Twelve years earlier, two brothers invented the airplane.”
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