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91 posts and columns on Hearst
Hearst Gets Its Million Digital Subscribers
A few months behind schedule. But who’s counting? (Besides us.)
Startup Studio Science Hires Digital Veteran Jason Rapp
The Mahalo, IAC and New York Times veteran joins the startup factory.
David Carey Says Hearst Is No Time Inc.
That is: The magazine publisher thinks his industry can come back. Here’s his plan.
Here’s a Marissa Mayer M&A Candidate You Haven’t Heard Of
Grab Media, a video distribution company. Tim Armstrong bought one in 2010, and that worked well for him and AOL.
Listen Up! Beats Boss Jimmy Iovine Comes to Dive Into Media.
Next month’s lineup is groaning with heavy hitters, but there’s always room to add a music icon to the list.
Hearst Tries a New iPad Pitch: “Read Them Here First”
Want to get your hands on Megan Fox (or whoever’s on the cover of Esquire) before anyone else?
Game On! Xbox Bosses Mehdi, Tellem Come to Dive Into Media.
The Xbox is a Web TV player that also happens to work for games. Meet the people in charge of making it an even bigger deal in the media world.
News Byte
BuzzFeed’s Investors Are Back for $19 Million More
BuzzFeed, the fast-growing, Facebook-friendly Web publisher, has raised another $19.3 million. The deal comes a year after the company rounded up $15.5 million in funding, and involves the same set of investors, including New Enterprise Associates, Lerer Ventures, Hearst Media, Softbank and RRE. BuzzFeed has raised more than $46 million since 2008, and says the money will go into international expansion, among other plans.Meet the Man Who Wants to Blow Up the TV Business: Dish Network’s Charlie Ergen Comes to Dive Into Media
A rare appearance from a maverick billionaire with big plans.
Old Media, New Tricks: The New Republic’s Chris Hughes and USA Today’s Larry Kramer Join Dive Into Media
Two very smart guys with very different backgrounds and a similar problem: How do you transform iconic print publications for the digital era?