Condé Nast announced earlier this week that it would explore the sale of three of its titles: Brides, Golf Digest and, and perhaps most surprising, W.
The new strategy comes after the company recorded $120 million in losses in 2017, following a significant drop in revenue from its print publications and advertising.
YCondé Nast has taken steps to mitigate its losses, including folding Details and the print versions of Self and Teen Vogue, and laying off 80 employees last year; a new round is expected.
A report by The New York Times notes that Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and Vogue are all safe in the shakeup, though Vanity Fair and The New Yorker are expected to move from 1 World Trade Center, so the company can lease the property.