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Maria Dueñas Jacobs has been named Elle’s accessories director. Jacobs most recently served as senior accessories editor for Glamour, where she had been since 2006. Prior to her time at Glamour, Jacobs worked at Vogue and as a consultant. Jacobs begins at Elle May 20. New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media.
Each year I Want Media offers those interested its “The Future of Media” talk, and this year’s lineup includes some heavy hitters. Panelists include Mark Thompson, CEO of The New York Times; Henry Blodget, CEO and editor of BusinessShow More Summary
During a talk at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, Jill Abramson showed off some fresh media slang, so try and keep up, suckas. If you’re in the media business, you better educate yourself of the following, via Capital New York: Snowfall...Show More Summary
Jamie Pallot is departing Vanity Fair after two years serving as its executive director of multimedia projects. Pallot had been with Condé Nast for over a decade. During that time he occupied various editorial roles, including editorial director of Condé Nast Digital. Pallot told WWD that he was leaving because he wanted to begin some new projects. Show More Summary
AOL had some positives in its first quarter earnings report. Total revenue for the company was up two percent compared to last year, hitting $538 million. Ad sales were also up nine percent, from $330 million to $359 million. Those are...Show More Summary
In this episode of Cubes, the crew takes its first trip across the East River to see the DUMBO digs of ad agency Huge. Down Under that Manhattan Bridge Overpass, the mediabistro crew found the Huge folks hiply ensconced in the same space where the cardboard box was invented. Show More Summary
Click here to receive Mediabistro’s Morning Media Newsfeed via email. Discovery Reports Higher First-Quarter Earnings (B&C) Discovery Communications reported higher first-quarter earnings as international growth offset a decline in digital distribution revenue. Show More Summary
TVNewser: This will either please you or annoy you — Megyn Kelly has renewed her contract with Fox News. AppNewser: Fraggle Rock was created 30 years ago. There is no way you can read that sentence without 1) feeling old and 2) having...Show More Summary
Reader’s Digest just published a piece titled the “100 Most Trusted People in America” and Tom Hanks took the top spot. This is not surprising. Hanks is perhaps the most boring dude alive. You know those dreams you have where nothing...Show More Summary
Monica Herrera is leaving Rolling Stone to serve as managing editor of Myspace’s relaunch. Herrera has been with the magazine since 2011, serving as a senior editor.
Prior to her time at Rolling Stone, Herrera served as online news editor for Billboard, from 2009 to 2011.
Herrera’s last day at Rolling Stone is tomorrow.
New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media.
One day The New Yorker publishing a Mother’s Day cover featuring two moms won’t be a thing, but for now, it still is. However, we’re getting there. For example, our first reaction to this cover was “Man, that’s a nice kitchen.”
Chris...Show More Summary
Food Network Magazine and HGTV Magazine are both raising their rate bases, proving once again that people love TV so much they’ll eat up whatever format it mutates into. Food Network Magazine will jump to 1.55 million with the July/August 2013 issue, and next year will raise its rate base twice. Show More Summary
Jessica Winter is leaving Time magazine for a spot at Slate. Winter has been a contributor to Slate, but now will take on the full-time role of business and technology editor. Winter was most recently the arts editor at Time. She had been with the magazine since 2011. Show More Summary
You couldn’t keep up with all the Huffington Post sites if you dedicated your life to it, but nevertheless, we thought we should tell you Huffington Post Japan is now live. The new edition comes on the heels of HuffPo Germany, whichShow More Summary
Click here to receive Mediabistro’s Morning Media Newsfeed via email. The Onion‘s Twitter Feed Hijacked by Pro-Syria Hackers (The Wrap / Media Alley) The Onion, America’s finest fake news organization, was the latest victim of cyberShow More Summary
SocialTimes: YouTube is supposed to launch several subscription-based, pay-to-view channels this week. We’ll gladly pay up for the Kangaroo Boxing one. PRNewser: SNL pointed out all the obvious things wrong with Google Glass. LostRemote:...Show More Summary
The Wall Street Journal has a problem. One or more staffers who appear on its video series, “WSJ Live,” is ugly and doesn’t know it. And because these people don’t realize they’re walking around with unfortunate faces, the paper’s editors...Show More Summary
Condé Nast is cutting ties with communications head Patricia Steele. Steele — who had been with the company since late 2011 — was informed the company was letting her go by Patricia Röckenwagner, who joined the company last month. Steele had served as senior vice president of corporate communications for Condé. Show More Summary
W magazine has named Risa Aronson as its new associate publisher, sales. This marks a return to W for Aronson, as she previously worked for the publication a decade ago. She comes to W from The New Yorker, where she served as ad director...Show More Summary
Jessica Bennett is joining Sheryl Sandberg as the editorial lead of Lean In. In a Facebook update, Sandberg wrote, “So excited to welcome Jessica Bennett to the Lean In team! Jessica is joining us to run Editorial – helping us connect...Show More Summary