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    Articles tagged Jim Spanfeller (5)

    Laura Hazard OwenNovember 9, 2023
    Jezebel, the pioneering women’s site, is “suspended” by G/O Media
    The site’s seven editorial staffers have been laid off, along with 16 other staffers across G/O.
    Laura Hazard OwenApril 29, 2022
    “An audible gasp”: Quartz, once a high-flying startup, has sold to G/O Media
    “Selling was not the plan, but it became the very best path for Quartz.”
    A sad reading list about the end of Deadspin
    Christine SchmidtApril 8, 2019
    Gizmodo Media Group is sold to a private equity firm, and Univision is out of the English-language website business
    The plan is “targeting marketers who are seeking brand-safe content and high-quality audiences that are difficult to find elsewhere.”
    Ken DoctorSeptember 7, 2017
    Newsonomics: Mort to Ferro: Take My Paper, Please! (and a few other headlines about the New York Daily News)
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