Early last week, the survival of several Condé Nast titles was in doubt. According to sources familiar with the situation, when Condé Nast executives walked into a weekly meeting last Monday, October 27th at their headquarters at 4 Times Square, it was not clear whether chairman Si Newhouse and C.E.O. Chuck Townsend would decide to scale back several ...

"I basically started Radar because I didn't want to work at any other magazine," said Maer Roshan, the editor of the recently folded magazine. "And after six years, all of it came down to this." Mr. Roshan was surveying his party, the night before Halloween, which had become a kind of Night of the Living Dead for journalism. "PRINT ...

Call it the Five Percent Plan. The Observer has learned that all Condé Nast publishers and editors have been told they have to cut their staffs by five percent and their budgets by five percent within weeks, according to five Conde Nast sources. It will affect every title, including the company's most successful: The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, Wired ...