Time Inc.

...in print advertising revenue, steadily declining circulation and the migration of readers to free news online. Time Inc., publisher of Time, Fortune, Sports Illustrated, People and other magazines, is carrying out largescale layoffs after...

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...packing for holiday Last Updated: 12:21 AM, November 25, 2009 Posted: 12:21 AM, November 25, 2009 The list of staffers downsized from Time Inc. yesterday grew by another 25 people, even though it appeared that CEO Ann Moore and...

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...Nast closed Modern Bride and Elegant Bride in October. Magazines in other categories have suffered, too, because of lower ad sales. Time Inc. said Tuesday that Instyle will continue to publish its special issues including InStyle...

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...into his new role there-though the Observer reports that an announcement will come before year's end. A Time Inc. spokesperson told FOLIO: they weren't commenting on "any aspect" of it. Meredith, which has generally been left out of the...

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...editors have been laid off at Fortune magazine, presumably as part of the ongoing companywide Time Inc. layoffs. Mediaite confirms that the company did do a round of layoffs today. If you have more details, email us. Gary Weiss got a...

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...future into their own hands. The company would make up one of the biggest alliances among rival publishers ever formed in print media, with Time Inc., Conde Nast and Hearst all expected to join, houses that together publish more than 50...

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...New Yorker or Time. Print magazines will also be for sale. John Squires, an executive vice president at Time Inc., is planning to leave Time Inc. and become the interim executive of the new company, sources told The Observer. His term is...

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...many as 40 possibly coming from Fortune. During a recent earnings call, Jeff Bewkes, CEO of Time Inc. parent Time Warner, said the company will incur a $100 million charge during the fourth quarter as it begins a restructuring of...

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Last Updated: 12:22 AM, November 18, 2009 Posted: 12:22 AM, November 18, 2009 The biggest magazines in the Time Inc. empire - People, Time, Sports Illustrated, Fortune and Money - should find out today how many volunteers have stepped...

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...online. How many BusinessWeek employees will lose their jobs because of the buyout and falling revenue is unknown. The sale comes as Time Inc also is laying off hundreds of workers, as are other magazine publishers including Conde Nast.

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