Paula Deen Launches Digital Video Network
It was a little over a year ago when many wondered what would become of Paula Deen’s empire after her racially-fueled legal deposition was leaked.
Articles by Caysey Welton
Say Media Names Dianne Dubois CFO
Industry veteran Dianne Dubois has been tapped by Say Media to be its new chief financial officer.
The Atlantic Poaches Margaret Low Smith From NPR
Atlantic Media added Margaret Low Smith to its executive team, naming her vice president of The Atlantic and president of AtlanticLIVE.
Atlantic Media’s Government Executive Goes Local
This week, Atlantic Media expanded the reach of its Government Executive brand into state, county and city governments.
Face Up: Pet Age
Issue: May 2014 Frequency: Monthly Launched: 1970 Circ: 26,350 Editor: Michelle Maskaly Cover Designer: Kevin Paccione Publishing Company: Journal Multimedia
Source Home Entertainment Bankruptcy is All Kinds of Ugly
It’s been a difficult year for Source Home Entertainment, to say the least. This week, the parent company of Source Interlink Distribution filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection,
Winter Olympics Spike Q1 Ad Spend (In Some Sectors)
Advertising expenditures were up in the first quarter of 2014, according to Kantar Media data. Across sectors, advertisers spent a total of $34.9 billion,
National Journal Magazine Has a New Look
Change has been in the air at Atlantic Media’s National Journal group over the past several months. And, now, the magazine has debuted a totally redesigned concept to coincide with its new direction.
What it Takes to Launch a Fake News Site
Last week Onion Inc. launched ClickHole, a site that satires some of the most successful viral content hubs like BuzzFeed and Upworthy.
Forbes Readership Spikes 20 Percent in One Year
Forbes Media used the 61st annual Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity as a platform to announce that it has expanded its magazine audience by more than 20 percent over the past year.According to GfK MRI Spring 2014 data, the magazine has reached its pinnacle in readership, growing from 5,079,000 last spring to more than 6 million this year.
