Fortune Names Its First Woman CEO, Who Steered the Century-Old Magazine to Profit "Anastasia has steered Fortune through three years of profitable growth—almost unheard of in the legacy magazine business," said outgoing CEO Alan Murray. By Nhari Djan
SXSW: Top Editors, Media Execs Discuss How Magazines Could Thrive In the Digital Age "There hasn’t been a good year in media in my career," Time magazine's editor-in-chief Samuel Jacobs said on an SXSW panel. By Nhari Djan
Pivots to Video: National Geographic Cuts Staff Writers The Walt Disney Company is the majority owner of the 135-year-old National Geographic. By Rachyl Jones
Let’s Talk About Race: Pattern-Matching Is As Real In Tech Media as It Is In Silicon Valley By Nitasha Tiku
The New Yorker iPhone App Gives You Another Platform to Forget to Read the New Yorker On By Jessica Roy
John Derbyshire, Freed From Shackles of Political Correctness, Can’t Even Do Racism Right By Drew Grant
That Time Tina Brown Almost Turned Obama Into Trayvon on the Cover of <em>Newsweek</em> By Foster Kamer
Taki’s Mag Founder Speaks Out on John Derbyshire Race Controversy: ‘It’s Nice to Be Light Sometimes’ By Drew Grant
National Review ‘Parted Ways’ with John Derbyshire for Being Racist in a Publication Other Than Its Own By Drew Grant
Before She Was Famous: Alleged Pimpstress and Manhattan Matchmaker Jaynie Baker Went to Observer Parties By Foster Kamer