Keith Kelly Distilled
By Drew Grant on Oct 21, 2009 03:26 PM
Editor-in-chief Steve Adler has already departed BusinessWeek in lieu of the Bloomberg takeover, but are more staffers following suit? Executive editor Ellen Pollock is on her way out, according to The New York Post, and other executive editor John Byrne is moving to San Francisco, though, as an anonymous employee pointed out, doesn't mean he's leaving the BusinessWeek family. Is Bloomberg that bad to work for, that editors are leaving their cushy gigs out of defiance?
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By Neal on Mar 28, 2008 09:30 AM
Janet Chan, longtime editor of the formerly-Time Inc. owned Parenting Group, has gone freelance. More staff defections took place as well, Kelly claims it's due to strife with new owners Bonnier.
David Zinczenko: Shameless self-promoter (it's a good thing!) and Adweek's Editor of the Year.
More info on Vince McMahon's new WWE magazine.By Neal on Mar 21, 2008 09:45 AM
Forbes senior editor Lea Goldman has jumped ship to... Marie Claire. Goldman will serve as features editor there. Matt Miller will take over Goldman's popular Celebrity 100 list.
Cutesy publishing news. Rival mags Martha Stewart Living and Real Simple are having a karaoke faceoff next week.
More on the Kelly Gang benefit.By Neal on Mar 19, 2008 10:45 AM
Ex-Condé higher-up Mitchell Fox has a new gig as CEO of web start-up 8020 publishing.
The various job defections at BusinessWeek? It's all due to some byzantine internal politics.
By Neal on Mar 14, 2008 10:00 AM
Is there a particular reason Keith Kelly didn't write about filthy rich Irish newspaper mogul Sir Anthony O'Reilly's attempt to market his The Independent stateside until the Friday before St. Patrick's Day? Yeah, probably.
Christina Aguilera and People magazine are in a feud over misidentified jewelery (ie, People incorrectly identified Aguilera's engagement ring designer).
In Portfolio mag, Google CEO Eric Schmidt throws cold water on the idea of Google buying the NYT. And by "cold water," we mean an ambiguous no-but-maybe-yes-in-the-future answer.Previously
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