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Maven Names Sports Illustrated’s Ross Levinsohn as Chief

TheStreet: Maven says it is making changes to its leadership as Sports Illustrated CEO Ross Levinsohn will replace Maven founder James Heckman as CEO. Levinsohn is the former interim CEO of Yahoo and his experience includes leadership roles at Fox Interactive Media...

Conde Nast Unveils Art for Two Covers of September Vogue

Vogue: "This year, with our world turned upside down, we invited two contemporary artists, Kerry James Marshall and Jordan Casteel, to make paintings for our September covers." Also: A collectible tote for new subscribers features a logo Dalí designed for Vogue in...

Hearst Leans on Zoom, Social Distancing for Latest Esquire

Ad Age: The Weeknd covers the September issue of Esquire — and in a sign of the times, the photo shoot was an bicoastal affair executed with a mix of social-distancing on the ground and long-distance art direction via videoconference. The interview was conducted...

Meredith Lawsuit Says Execs Misled Integration of Time Inc

Law360: Meredith and its executives misled investors about the company's integration of Time Inc. and the publisher's internal controls, causing the company's largest one-day stock drop since 1986, investors told an Iowa federal court while pushing to keep their...

American Media Employees Brace for Job Cuts After Merger

New York Post: Insiders are bracing for another round of cuts at the tabloid empire formerly known as American Media, which abruptly changed its name Friday after bouncing longtime CEO David Pecker and announcing a merger with retail distribution company Accelerate...

Conde Nast Offers Branded Products at Online Shop for GQ

Digiday: GQ is looking to deepen its commerce revenue stream with the launch of its new e-commerce store, The GQ Shop. Starting with a line of a dozen branded t-shirts and sweatshirts — ranging from $40 to $100 — the shop platform will also be used to sell the title's...

Hearst’s O, The Oprah Magazine Ready to Double Cover Price

New York Post: Fans of Oprah Winfrey's O, the Oprah Magazine will still be able to snag copies next year — at a cost. While Hearst, Oprah's publishing partner, is still finalizing plans, sources say that the quarterly issues will likely be sold on newsstands only for...

Gawker Veterans Join New Cooperative of Indie Publications

New York Times: A group of journalists led by Maria Bustillos is building Brick House, a news cooperative that will offer subscriptions to nine small publications for $75 a year. Kickstarter: Veterans of the Awl, Splinter, Gawker, Deadspin, and a ton of other...

Report: US TV Industry Faces Major Ad Declines from Covid

Variety: The toll the coronavirus has taken upon the US TV ad industry is, to date, $3.7 billion, or a decline of 9%.That's according to estimated ad spend data from ad analytics firm iSpot. The annual spend to date of $37 billion is the lowest level seen since...



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