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Union members who work at Condé Nast brands including Vanity Fair, Vogue and GQ will be walking off the job on Tuesday to protest negotiations conduct that they claim violates labor law. More than 400 Condé Nast Union members at those three publications as well as Allure, Architectural Digest, Bon Appétit, Condé Nast Traveler, Epicurious,…
Publishing giant Condé Nast is set to undergo a significant restructuring. In a memo to employees Wednesday, CEO Roger Lynch said the company will cut about 5 percent of its workforce in the coming months as it seeks to adapt to a rapidly changing media environment. “As many of you have heard me say before, we…
“This conservative duo challenges Vogue with The Conservateur” Flip through a typical fashion magazine today, and you’ll find headlines like “Why I’m Cheating on My Husband” or “I Planned an Orgy with My Best Friend. It was the Most Liberating Experience of My Life” and even “Is Having a Baby in 2021 Pure Environmental Vandalism?”…
“Conde Nast apologizes to Vogue pub owner for lawsuit threat” The manager of an historic pub in southern England received a framed letter of apology from Conde Nast this week, after lawyers at the publishing giant threatened to sue him over the name of his bar — the Star Inn at Vogue. When lawyers sent…
“Kim Kardashian tried to crash Caitlyn Jenner’s Vanity Fair photo shoot” In May 2015, the staff of Vanity Fair was on top-secret lockdown, shooting a cover that was soon to become their biggest ever: Olympian gold medallist Bruce Jenner’s transformation to a woman named Caitlyn Jenner. Star photographer Annie Leibovitz was on board to photograph the…
“#Google’s ‘stranglehold’ on online ads targeted by EU publishers in complaint” Google was hit with an antitrust complaint from a coalition of publishers in the European Union on Friday, who argued that the company has “stranglehold” over the online ad market that threatens the news industry. The European Publishers Council — which includes the CEOs of…
“#Grace Mirabella, former Vogue editor in chief, dead at 91” Grace Mirabella, who helmed the glossy Vogue magazine as its editor in chief between 1971 and 1988, died at her home in Manhattan on Thursday. She was 91 years old, according to Vogue, who confirmed Mirabella’s passing with her stepson Anthony Cahan. Mirabella, who later…
“#One World Trade Center reaches deal for entire floor” Cooperation among the owners of One World Trade Center, Advance Communications and JLL to find users for some of Condé Nast’s space in the tower has resulted in a second substantial deal. JLL, Advance’s leasing agent, just completed a 48,000-square-foot sublease for digital marketing specialists Constellation Agency…
“#Alexi McCammond returns to Axios after Teen Vogue fiasco, ouster” Alexi McCammond — who resigned as editor-in-chief of Teen Vogue in March days before she started the job after an uproar over racially charged social media posts — is returning to her former job as a political reporter for Axios. On Tuesday, Axios — where…
“#Netflix taps Allure editor in chief Michelle Lee for new gig” Netflix has poached Allure editor in chief Michelle Lee from Condé Nast to oversee new social-media initiatives at the streaming giant. Lee, who served as Allure’s top editor for the last five and a half years, broke the news on Instagram Monday, noting that…