Condé Nast Closings Hint End of Magazines' Gilded Era
Condé Nast's decision to shutter Gourmet and three other glossies suggests profit may now trump prestige
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According to an alarming report published by The New York Times on Friday, reporters at the company were for decades not only permitted, but frequently and forcefully encouraged, to monitor potential story subjects with the terminal software's UUID function.
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