• Kanye West’s Twitter attack on Forbes editor might come down to money

    Kanye West’s Twitter attack on Forbes editor might come down to money

    Anyone trying to reach Randall Lane, the editor of Forbes Magazine, might wanna try email. Lane’s cell phone appeared to be shut off on Thursday, one day after rapper and US presidential candidate Kanye West shared his “mobile” number with 30 million Twitter followers whilst dubbing Lane a “white supremacist.” “If any of my fans …
  • Sports Illustrated owner gears up for deal with sports betting company

    Sports Illustrated owner gears up for deal with sports betting company

    The owner of Sports Illustrated is gearing up to complete a deal with a sports-betting company before year end, Media Ink has learned. “It will be a game changer,” ­Authentic Brands Group chairman Jamie Salter predicted in a recent interview. Salter declined to identify the potential gaming partner, but a second source familiar with the …
  • Conde Nast mulls move out of 1 World Trade Center

    Conde Nast mulls move out of 1 World Trade Center

    Conde Nast, which only finished moving into its HQ at One World Trade Center in 2014, is scouting midtown Manhattan for a potential new HQ. The parent company, Advance Publications, confirmed to the Post late Tuesday it is considering moving the publisher of Vogue, The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, GQ from the WTC site only …
  • Paper magazine staff lash out against CEO over racial problems

    Paper magazine staff lash out against CEO over racial problems

    National tensions over race relations spilled over to Paper magazine this week, where the editorial staff lashed out against Chief Executive Tom Florio for his treatment of a recently departed black employee. “As the editorial team of PAPER, we condemn our CEO Tom Florio’s recent email to our former coworker Michael Love Michael,” the team …
  • Adweek magazine sold to Shamrock Capital

    Adweek magazine sold to Shamrock Capital

    Adweek has a new owner, its fourth in six years. Shamrock Capital, which traces its roots back to the family of Roy Disney, wrapped up an acquisition of the print, Web and events business from Toronto-based buyout firm Beringer Capital. “Beringer came in with guns blazing and big plans for expansion, but once they realized …