Talking Biz News: Bloomberg says it will provide a $75-per-day stipend to its workers as they start returning to the office. The stipend is to help pay for items such as care services, tolls, parking or public transportation. Anything above $75 per day will be...

New York Times: Under Anna Wintour, Vogue welcomed a certain type of employee — someone who is thin and white. In the view of some Black journalists at the company, Wintour should no longer be in charge of Vogue and should give up her post as Conde Nast editorial...

Daily Beast: "The presence of white privilege and white supremacy delusion are seemingly so insidious and ingrained in Town & Country, one cannot forget its multi-century success is built on the generational wealth of white American families in the landed...

Business Insider: Jay Penske has managed to transform PMC into a publishing powerhouse in an age when media companies are flailing and laying off staffers by the dozens to survive the pandemic. Penske will "create the next iteration of what Conde Nast used to be." He...

BuzzFeed News: A brutal internal Wall Street Journal report has revealed how the 130-year-old newspaper is struggling mightily in the current digital and cultural age. New York Times: Journal top editor Matt Murray says: "Our rigorous and trusted journalism speaks for...

Media Nation: Gannett has sold the Inquirer and Mirror of Nantucket to a group of local owners. Also, Gannett has sold the Pine Bluff Commercial to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, which is itself independently owned. So maybe it is a trend. Or a mini-trend....

WWD: WSJ. Magazine, the monthly fashion and luxury-focused insert of the weekend edition of the Wall Street Journal, plans to reduce its print frequency from 12 issues to eight in 2021 with a renewed focus on digital platforms. "There are times of the year when being...

Associated Press: The Needle graphic on the New York Times website measured in real time the probability of victory on election night in 2016. There's no sign yet that the Needle will be making a reappearance on Nov. 3. The Times is said to be looking at a "range of...

New York Times: Ken Kurson, a close friend of the president's son-in-law Jared Kushner, has been arrested in connection with incidents stemming from his divorce. Kurson was charged with cyberstalking three people and harassing two others, including a friend whom he...

New York Times: Anna Sanders, a former City Hall reporter for the New York Daily News, has sued the paper, its top editor and its parent company, Tribune Publishing, for wrongful termination, saying she was fired after questioning why she was paid less than a male...

Vogue: "Vogue: Fantasy and Fashion," edited by Vogue archivist Laird Borrelli-Persson, celebrates the magazine's many reinterpretations of fantastical tales, from "Alice in Wonderland" to "Snow White." Says Borrelli-Persson: "In order to become better or move forward,...

WFMZ: It was once a car dealership, then a bowling alley. Now, the Heritage Riverview project in Easton, Pa. is almost ready for Hearst Magazines and other potential tenants to move in. Hearst Magazines will occupy most, 33,000 square feet, of the building. There will...

WWD: Penske Media, the publisher of WWD, Variety and Rolling Stone, among others, and MRC are merging their respective data businesses. The deal will bring together PMC’s Variety Business Intelligence and Alpha Data with MRC Data (formerly Nielsen Music) and the two...

USA Today: For the first time in its 97-year history, Time magazine is removing its logo from its cover. In its place, a directive: “Vote.” Edward Felsenthal, Time’s editor-in-chief and chief executive, wrote in a note that the upcoming Nov. 3 elections are “arguably...