Condé Nast Goes Shopping, Spends $14 Million on ZipList

A shopping list/recipe planner that will help power services like Epicurious.
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Finally, a Reason to Read Magazines on a Tablet

Call it “Netflix for Magazines” — unlimited digital subscriptions for $10 or $15 a month.
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Vimeo Gets a New Boss: AOL, Yahoo Vet Kerry Trainor

Earlier this year, video site Vimeo showed off a new look. Now it has a new CEO. Next up, perhaps, real ad dollars.
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Reddit Lands Facebook Vet Yishan Wong as CEO

Reddit has a new CEO. Former Facebook engineer Yishan Wong is joining the rapidly growing social news site, which owner Conde Nast is spinning out as a separate company — in part, so it could recruit people like Wong. “I’m not looking to step in and make ‘big, bold changes’ — I think reddit is great, and the team has a lot of good features already in the pipeline,” Wong wrote on a blog post announcing his move.

The New Yorker Likes Sony’s “Girl With the Dragon Tattoo,” and Sony is Furious

A story about embargoes. No, wait! Where are you going?
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Time Inc. Magazines Make It to the Kindle Fire, After All

It took some haggling, but Time Warner’s publishing unit joins Hearst, Condé Nast and other big publishers on Amazon’s new tablet.
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Tech Is Glamour-ous: Mag Hosts Panel on Women in Tech (Video)

What’s the state of women in tech? Click in to find out.
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Hearst Passes 300,000 Monthly Digital Subscribers, Takes a Bow

That’s via the iPad, the Nook, and the overlooked but popular Zinio platform. And, not coincidentally, soon to be on Amazon’s tablet, which debuts tomorrow.
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Most — But Not All — Big Magazine Publishers Sign On for Amazon’s Tablet

Conde Nast, Hearst and Meredith are in for Wednesday’s launch. Time Inc. isn’t, and may not get there for a while.
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Conde Nast Spins Out Reddit, Without Letting Go

This is the move we told you about in March: The publisher gives the social news site its independence, but keeps all of its equity, for now.
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Fark Fends Off a Patent Troll