The Vogue Wedding store in the tony Omotesando neighborhood of Tokyo aims to give brides-to-be a one-stop shop for gowns from high-end designers. Read more…
Category: Publishing
The magazine’s cover story profiles a high-school senior from West Bend, Wisc., and describes the adversity he’s faced for being a supporter of President Trump. Read more…
ESPN magazine’s cover story this week delves into the sports business as part of a tie-in with “The Boardroom,” a six-part series on video streaming service ESPN+. Read more…
AMI’s defense against any possible criminal charges likely will have broader implications for publishers that report unflattering details about celebs’ private lives. Read more…
Lawyers representing Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann and his family last week took the first step in filing possible libel suits against more than 50 news organizations, journalists, celebrities and religious organizations. Read more…
Document retention letters sent to:
- The Washington Post
- The New York Times
- Cable News Network, Inc. (CNN)
- The Guardian
- National Public Radio
- TMZ
- Atlantic Media Inc.
- Capitol Hill Publishing Corp.
- Diocese of Covington
- Diocese of Lexington
- Archdiocese of Louisville
- Diocese of Baltimore
- Ana Cabrera
- Sara Sidner
- Erin Burnett
- S.E. Cupp
- Elliot C. McLaughlin
- Amanda Watts
- Emanuella Grinberg
- Michelle Boorstein
- Cleve R. Wootson Jr.
- Antonio Olivo
- Joe Heim
- Michael E. Miller
- Eli Rosenberg
- Isaac Stanley-Becker
- Kristine Phillips
- Sarah Mervosh
- Emily S. Rueb
- Maggie Haberman
- David Brooks
- Shannon Doyne
- Kurt Eichenwald
- Andrea Mitchell
- Savannah Guthrie
- Joy Reid
- Chuck Todd
- Noah Berlatsky
- Elisha Fieldstadt
- Eun Kyung Kim
- HBO
- Bill Maher
- Warner Media
- Conde Nast
- GQ
- Heavy.com
- The Hill
- The Atlantic
- Bustle.com
- Ilhan Omar
- Elizabeth Warren
- Kathy Griffin
- Alyssa Milano
- Jim Carrey
Disinformation, trolls and automated bots proliferate on Twitter, but it’s amazing how many journalists betray their personal biases about events and people in the news. Read more…
Google’s proposed changes likely will spur ad-blocking companies to redesign their software. That will make ad-blocking a continued problem for web publishers that depend on display ads for revenue. Read more…
That’s one prediction from a Reuters Institute worldwide survey that also found about one-third of publishers will “get no help from anyone else” in paying for their journalism. Read more…
Plus, the newspaper added five Alexa skills including a daily briefing and quiz for on-the-go listeners. Read more…
The public outcry is one indication that the #Metoo movement may have a toehold in Japan, one of the most insular and hidebound countries in the world. Read more…