There won’t be any reason to visit a newsagent soon.
there hasn’t really been for years.
Why on earth did Bauer buy ACP? There is clearly no intention of growing the business and they are just progressively knocking everything down.
Quite right. I’m left scratching my head on this one. This magazine has so much high end advertising in it. I find it hard to believe they can’t keep running a magazine from that advertising revenue especially comsidering how much of their content came from overseas Esquire magazine anyway.
But then again, if they didn’t have all their fashion shoots in exotic locations around the world and didn’t send their journalists across the planet for every interview they did, they might have all kept their jobs.
Some secrets about how publishers fake their circulation numbers. Giving away many more copies of magazines than actually selling them.
Bauer Media’s general manager of women’s lifestyle and entertainment Jayne Ferguson has decided to quit. CEO Paul Dykzeul will add the entertainment and lifestyle portfolio to his role.
What a joke Bauer has become. The CEO is taking on editorial responsibilities to save money.
there’s so few magazines left he’ll be able to do the whole lot soon
Australian Women’s Weekly editor Juliet Rieden has been promoted to editor-at-large, effective from March 19. Rieden will continue to contribute to the brand, writing and commissioning cover and inside stories, and will remain the title’s royal correspondent and books editor. News editor Michael Sheather will depart the magazine after 22 years.
But Wilson still loves Channel Nine, stating that she watched Married at First Sight.
Cosmopolitan editor Keshnee Kemp has been appointed the new editor of Who magazine. She will report to her former Bauer colleague Emma Nolan, who is now editorial director for New Idea and Who.
Bauer has bought magazines Inside Out and Country Style and Homes website HomeLife.com.au from News Corp. Country Style and Homelife.com.au editor-in-chief Victoria Carey and Inside Out acting editor Victoria Baker will remain in their roles. The first Bauer print issues of Country Style, Inside Out and Homelife magazine will be on sale July 12, July 26 and August 20 respectively.
The defamation ruling stands, but the judge has ruled Wilson suffered no financial loss as she had claimed. I wonder if Wilson will appeal?
I don’t think Wilson will appeal to the High Court, because it is possible the High Court will further reduce the compensation awarded to her.
Rebel will be appealing.
Bauer will integrate editorial teams across Woman’s Day, NW and OK magazines, with 11 jobs expected to be axed.
The Victorian Court of Appeal has ordered Rebel Wilson to repay $4.1 million plus interest she received in a defamation payout. The court has also ordered her to pay 80 per cent of Bauer’s legal costs.