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    Media

    People Magazine Heads to New Ownership. Again.

    Still a hit in print, the weekly chronicle of celebs and ordinary people who make news is set to become the property of a company specializing in informational websites.

    By Marc Tracy

    PRINT EDITIONWhere Does People Magazine Fit in New Owner’s Portfolio?|November 15, 2021, Page B5
    People named Paul Rudd the “Sexiest Man Alive” in its latest issue.
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    Media

    Barry Diller’s Dotdash Agrees to Buy Meredith, a Magazine Giant

    People, InStyle, Entertainment Weekly and more than 40 other magazines would become part of the same company as Serious Eats and Investopedia.

    By Marc Tracy

    PRINT EDITIONDiller’s Dotdash to Buy Meredith, and a Giant Is Born|October 7, 2021, Page B5
    The merged Dotdash Meredith would “keep a presence” in Des Moines, where Meredith has its headquarters, but be based in New York, a spokeswoman said.
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    Media

    Condé Nast Sells Brides Magazine to Barry Diller’s Dotdash

    Dotdash, once known as About.com, plans to scrap the 85-year-old publication’s print edition and keep most of the editorial staff.

    By Tiffany Hsu

    PRINT EDITIONCondé Nast Sells Brides To Dotdash|May 16, 2019, Page B4
    The latest issue of Brides, which will no longer appear in print under its new owner.
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    Media

    A.G. Sulzberger, 37, to Take Over as New York Times Publisher

    An author of the ‘innovation report’ will follow in the footsteps of his father, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., who served as publisher for 25 years.

    By Sydney Ember

    PRINT EDITIONA.G. Sulzberger Will Become Publisher of The Times on Jan. 1|December 15, 2017, Page A1
    Arthur Sulzberger Jr., the current publisher of The New York Times, and his son, Arthur Gregg Sulzberger, who will assume the job on Jan. 1.

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    Media

    Cella Irvine, Digital Media Pioneer Who Led About.com, Dies at 59

    She broke ground in a male-dominated field in corporate roles and as a founding board member and chairwoman of the nonprofit New York New Media Association.

    By Sam Roberts

    PRINT EDITIONCella Irvine, 59, Leader of About.com|November 13, 2016, Page A32
    Cella Irvine in 2014. She led About.com and other new media companies in New York starting in the early 1990s.
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    Media

    New York Times Names A.G. Sulzberger Deputy Publisher

    The selection, coming at a crucial moment for the company, positions him to succeed his father as publisher.

    By Sydney Ember

    PRINT EDITIONA.G. Sulzberger Is Appointed Deputy Publisher of The Times|October 20, 2016, Page A1
    Arthur Gregg Sulzberger, 36, was named the deputy publisher of The Times.
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    Wirecutter

    Checking It Twice: Retesting the Monoprice Subwoofer

    No product recommendation is perfect.

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    New York

    From Decaying to Gleaming: Rapid Change for Hudson Yards’ Neighborhood

    A luxury corporate relocation on the Far West Side, like the High Line, is a reminder that New York City can evolve in one lifetime.

    By David W. Dunlap

    PRINT EDITIONFrom Decaying to Gleaming: Fast Change for Hudson Yards’ Neighborhood|June 2, 2016, Page A18
    A video installation by Jan Staller on the 120-foot-long screen inside the IAC Building in Chelsea. It depicts ice floes on the Hudson River.
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    DealBook

    Glenn Schiffman, Veteran Media Investment Banker, Joins IAC

    Mr. Schiffman, a former co-head of media banking at Lehman Brothers, will be the Internet conglomerate’s chief financial officer.

    By Michael J. de la Merced

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    Retirement

    For Several Generations, the Sports Road Trip as a Staple of Fandom

    Devoted fans of some college and professional teams never miss a home game. But some are not satisfied with season tickets — they want to see the away games, too.

    By Robert Strauss

    PRINT EDITIONFollowing a Favorite Team|March 6, 2016, Page F8
    Travis Brown, left, and Kit Piephoff with the team mascot at a basketball game at Davidson College in Davidson, N.C. Each week during the basketball season, residents of the Pines retirement community board buses to cheer their home team.
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