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Columnist Robert Novak's report that he received 'news tidbits' from late 'Meet the Press' host Tim Russert does not make Slate editor at large Jack Shafer happy. 'Sharing information with [...]

The participants The chair: Charlie Corbett, Economics editor, The Banker Darsh Johal, global head of cash management, Shell Bruno Noble, head of client service and marketing, Western Asset Management Naveed [...]

It is clearly a coincidence that former New York Times Executive Editor Howell Raines will be in town this week, exactly five years after the notorious Jayson Blair scandal that [...]

For most in the upscale magazine world, 'Tina' refers to Tina Brown, the outspoken veteran of Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and others. But another Tina appears ready to make [...]

Byline: Stephanie D. Smith In the early Eighties, People magazine founding editor Dick Stolley created 'Stolley's Law of Covers,' a mantra that some editors today can still recite from memory: [...]

This issue marks the last of Marc Cook's tenure as editor in chief. If this change leaves you with some questions, here are a few answers from the duo taking [...]

When this column started, it was my job to review games no one else would bother with. If a game contained a Barbie or was in any way So Raven, [...]

By Hedda Schupak During the Centurion Jewelry show, I had the opportunity to interview Juliet Polcsa, the costume designer for HBO's popular mobster soap opera, The Sopranos . (See p. [...]

Byline: Stephanie D. Smith America loves a good comeback story, and Britney Spears, Whitney Houston and Jessica Simpson all could use a good one. But are they primed to make [...]

Byline: Runner's World - Editorial, n/a Amby Burfoot For his story "Common Ground", Executive Editor Amby Burfoot traveled twice to Wimbledon, England. His goal was to explore a little-known historical [...]

Byline: Bicycling - Editorial, n/a Contributors Photographer Patrik Giardino was born and raised in Sweden, but grew up riding Bianchi bikes because his father is from Italy. He shot this [...]

Byline: Sara James What will magazine editors be reading as they lounge on seashores and in country cottages during those lazy, hazy days of summer? Mostly, Anderson Cooper. Cooper's 'Dispatches [...]

Sometimes I wake up to NPR on the radio, but the very first thing my fiance and I do is turn on New York 1, the local channel here, and […]

VIVA LA RESOLUTION: Magazine editors tend to be overachievers par excellence. To their credit, most of them recognize this, and every once in a while they like to fantasize about [...]

Mary Lynn talks to Laurence Goldstein, editor of Michigan Quarterly Review, and Mary Ellen Hartje, general editor of Concho River Review. What elements are you looking for in a story, [...]

After more than a quarter-century as a reporter and then editor of the twice-weekly, family-owned Farmville Herald (circulation: 9,000) in Virginia's Prince Edward County, Ken Woodley has learned that 'sometimes [...]

MODEL EDITOR: Men's Journal wants readers to 'Live the Interesting Life,' and now it's hired a 'spokesmodel' of sorts as an enthusiastic incarnation of that mantra. Recently named editor-at-large for [...]

Byline: Jeff Bercovici, Sara James SEVENTEEN STANDOFF: Every magazine editor claims to give her readers exactly what they want. But what if what your readers want conflicts with the rules [...]

This month, Mary Lynn talks to Editor-in-Chief Robyn Griggs Lawrence of Natural Home and Editor Susan Logan of Cat Fancy. What submission would excite you the most right now? Lawrence: [...]

Christopher Lisotta has joined TelevisionWeek's Los Angeles staff as senior reporter, covering prime-time network and syndicated programming news, Editor Alex Ben Block announced. Mr. Lisotta has been a contributing writer [...]

New magazine looks to give city a good Smack A new entertainment and lifestyle magazine, Smack, expects to debut Labor Day weekend in Southeast Michigan. The trio who formed Eastpointe [...]

NEW YORK -- Conventional thinking holds that the only sensible way to change an established magazine with a strong editorial voice is by baby steps. Any other approach, the logic [...]

Take a stroll with us through the little side roads of haulage, the diversions and detours, the quirky, the quixotic and the downright strange... You've booked the conference, bought the [...]

In Germany about 90 percent of private customers now order their new Mercedes-Benz E-class models with a soot particulate filter. Nearly all of Ford's diesel-equipped C-Max minivans also are fitted [...]

Byline: Liz Borod Poor, misunderstood Myrna. The magazine business is abuzz about Blyth's treachery - a searing indictment of women's magazines, in which she made her living for 30 years. [...]

In a panel discussion, editors discuss the challenges of literary magazine publication. Some of the topics analyzed include limited audiences, the selection of material for publication, publication styles and originality, and the future of literary periodicals.

Byline: THE 'FOLIO:' STAFF COME SAIL AWAY KIM KAVIN EXECUTIVE EDITOR, YACHTING With her travel itinerary, you'd think Kim Kavin was a multimillionaire bon vivant. In the past year, she's [...]

I realized as I sat at my computer to compose this month's PVA from the Top column, that this is the last article I write for PN. Next month, I [...]