I’ve made the point (over and over again) that the dynamics of this ad environment, especially on the print side, have deteriorated to the extent that the old saying—flat is…
In recent days, there have been layoffs at Forbes, Time Inc., Conde Nast Publications, Bauer Publishing, The Economist, and Hearst Magazines. In the past 24 hours, Time Inc’s Cottage Living…
Three headlines coming out of Time Warner’s earnings call today, which happened to be the first run by new CEO Jeff Bewkes:…
Business 2.0 gets shuttered by Time Inc., and so the Grim Reaper claims another victim in ’07. This is actually an anticlimax at this point. Reportage about this pending move…
There is a hole in today’s announcement from Time Inc.’s Business and Finance Network, the unit that houses Time Inc. business titles like Fortune and Money, in that the fate…
… may be a health and wellness Web portal, assuming some focus group results turn out OK. I can’t help but think this interesting move, should it…
Time Inc, purchase price for the Times Mirror (soon to be renamed Time4 Media) magazine group, December, 2000: $475 million Likely sale price* of entire Time4Media magazine group—not including This…
The company isn’t commenting yet, but the New York Times is reporting what we’re hearing as well—that one part of Time Inc.’s layoffs involves People magazine axing its bureaus in…
Earlier today at the UBS media conference, that is, both during and after a lunchtime presentation in which he was interviewed by UBS’ Aryeh Bourkoff. “Not now.” —Bewkes, after Bourkoff…
… after Parsons spoke at Credit Suisse First Boston’s Media and Telecom Week conference, at Manhattan’s Crowne Plaza Hotel, approximately 3:15 Eastern Time, 12/5/06: Fine On Media: Dick,…
Time Inc. Chairman-CEO Ann Moore was interviewed onstage today by Newsweek’s President Rick Smith while on a panel of industry CEOs. Near the end of the panel, Smith asked Moore…
Regarding the 18 magazines from its Time4Media and Parenting groups that Time Inc. put up for sale in September, we hear: Initial bids are due October 25. (I’d bet that…
I am currently mulling a column about the new Time Inc. launch Office Pirates, and I want to know what you think about it. Office Pirates is bizarre and freakish…
1. What Ann Moore did last week significantly centralizes a business operation that long placed near-mystical power in decentralization. (The company twice went to more centralized structures, in the wake…
Bad day at the nation’s largest magazine publisher: Time Inc. sacks 105 staffers. In doing so, Chairman-CEO Ann Moore lays off a surprising chunk of the company’s top executive ranks….
The Drudge Report is not the only place where we’re hearing that John Huey will very-imminently—like this week, and maybe even early this week—officially take over Time Inc.’s Editor In…
The media, entertainment and marketing worlds continue to shapeshift on a near-daily basis, as new forms arise and old assumptions erode. Where is it all going? No one really knows. But on this blog BusinessWeek’s media writers Tom Lowry and Ron Grover promise to provide ample helpings of scoop, provocation, and sharp analysis as they track and annotate this constantly changing terrain.