Boston Business Journal: Gannett's aggressive cost-cutting measures have taken a toll on its papers in the Boston area, with more than a dozen journalists at four of its local dailies taking buyouts in the past month, several more leaving for other reasons and an...

New York Times: Meredith has parted ways with J.D. Heyman, the editor in chief of Entertainment Weekly magazine. A Meredith spokeswoman said that the end of the editor's tenure at the publication would go into effect "immediately." The reason was not...

New York Post: Harry Styles' Vogue cover has been such a sellout, the magazine has had to order a rush job on more editions. The British pop star, 26, appears in a gown on the cover, to some controversy, but the issue has been such a hit that fans are on waitlists at...

Daily Front Row: Town & Country's December/January issue is celebrating New York City's rough year with a love letter from some of the town's most iconic residents. Sarah Jessica Parker, Rosie Perez, and Branford and Wynton Marsalis share three different covers...

Digiday: Forbes' tenth 30 Under 30 list goes live today and in less than a decade since its inception in 2011, the franchise associated with North America's top young entrepreneurs has grown to be one of Forbes' largest sources of...

WWD: Monocle is adding Konfekt — a quarterly publication covering fashion, travel, design, dining and culture — to its portfolio. Based in Zürich, it will be published in English and German, and cater to Monocle's existing female readership and "underserved...

Adweek: The Financial Times is selling its subscription-building prowess to publishers and other companies. These efforts have turned into a multimillion-dollar business after its first year. Called FT Strategies, the separate business division has autonomy from the...

Associated Press: News Corp CEO Robert Thomson slammed Bertelsmann's deal to acquire Simon & Schuster. "Bertelsmann is not just buying a book publisher, but buying market dominance. This literary leviathan would have 70% of the US literary and general fiction...

The Information: Axel Springer, the German owner of Business Insider, is ready to take part in a second wave of consolidation in the US digital media market. Backed by its big new shareholder, private equity giant KKR, Axel Springer wants to spend 2021 on an expansion...

Business Insider: "The emergence of SPACs is an increasingly positive force for digital media. BuzzFeed, Vox, there are healthy, large-scale digital media companies that exist that have more or less given up on selling to big cable companies or other big media...

New Jersey Globe: Gannett is selling reprints of photos of a federal judge's home, possibly violating a newly-enacted state law as it markets images of the house where the judge's son was brutally slain last July. The website for Gannett and the USA Today Network is...

Orlando Sentinel: The Orlando Sentinel and South Florida Sun Sentinel have launched community news funds to receive tax-deductible contributions for increasing news coverage. "The Covid-19 pandemic accelerated business trends that newspapers have long...

Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Dan Puckett, 65, died on Thanksgiving, three days after being released from a San Antonio hospital with a positive Covid-19 test. Puckett was remembered across social media as journalists and former colleagues began to hear about his...

WWD: Conde Nast announced that Whembley Sewell, editor in chief of Them, will take charge of Love magazine, which will move from London to the US. Conde Nast plans to broaden the title's fashion-centric perspective "to highlight editorial opportunities that champion...

Awful Announcing: Sports Illustrated operator Maven has received a push from two key investors to make changes. B. Riley and 180 Degree Capital wrote a letter to the board urging "the company to pursue a new direction" and for the current board to...

Fox News: Politicians, celebrities and medical workers are among the newsmakers nominated for Time magazine's 2020 Person of the Year. Each year since 1928, Time has recognized the individual or group regarded as having had "the greatest influence on the events of the...

Digiday: With social distancing measures locked in through the end of 2020, the boozy, lavish holiday parties that used to define the middle weeks of December have been put on ice this year. In their place, employers are holding toasts over Zoom and sending care...