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“#Brother of Jeff Bezos’ gal pal refiles defamation suit against publishing execs” The talent agent brother of Jeff Bezos’ gal pal is trying to revive his defamation case against ex-National Enquirer execs David Pecker and Dylan Howard — even as he’s sued by Bezos. Michael Sanchez on Jan. 14 refiled defamation claims against the two…
“#Bonnie Fuller buys Hollywood Life from Penske Media” Bonnie Fuller — once one of the hottest celebrities in publishing as she jumped from Hearst to Conde Nast to Wenner Media and American Media — is taking the plunge as entrepreneur. Fuller, labeled an “evil genius” by Gawker for pushing newsstand sales to crazy levels at…
“#The New Yorker’s editorial union workers stage walkout” Roughly 100 staffers of The New Yorker magazine walked off their jobs on Thursday in protest of pay disparities. The walkout started at 6 a.m. Thursday and included copywriters, web production staff and other union employees. It’s scheduled to last until 6 a.m. Friday and didn’t include…
“#Digital-media coronavirus survivors’ urge to merge” Digital-media companies that survived the pandemic are now rushing to join forces as they scramble to battle the tech giants for ad dollars. The most recent example is a bit complex as it involves an esoteric — but wildly popular — financial vehicle known as a Special Purpose Acquisition…
“#Oops! Star and In Touch run advertorials as news” Star magazine, which has gotten into trouble before for blurring the lines between advertising and journalism, has done it again. The latest issues of Star and sister publication In Touch ran a full-page ad for cosmetics retailer Sephora that was designed to look like editorial copy…
“#WWD loses two top editors amid COVID pandemic woes” Fashion “bible” Women’s Wear Daily continues to slim down even as its owner, Penske Media, beefs up via a $225 million merger with the publisher of The Hollywood Reporter. Two top editorial executives quietly departed the trade publication at the end of the year, including one…
“#Debate brews ahead of meeting to possibly rescind New Yorker award” If The New Yorker’s National Magazine award for a sensational story on a Japanese “family rental” service is yanked, it won’t be without a fight. The American Society of Magazine Editors will meet on Jan. 28 to discuss rescinding the 2019 award it issued…
“#Political unrest to dampen ad spending for news sites: experts” This was supposed to be the year when digital ad spending loosened up again after double-digit losses last year. Instead, newsrooms kicked off the New Year covering exactly the kind of news advertisers love to avoid when on Jan. 6 a mob of President Trump…
“#Job cuts in media topped 30,000 in 2020” The media industry was racked by a record 30,711 job cuts in 2020 — a stunning increase of 201 percent from the year earlier when 10,201 jobs were lost. The figures, which were rolled out Thursday by outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas, included jobs data from…
“#Steve Adler to retire as EIC of Reuters after 10 year run” Veteran journalist Steve Adler said he will retire as editor-in-chief of Reuters on April 1 as a search begins to find a successor. Reuters said it will begin the search “in the coming days. The post will be advertised internally and externally on…