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Time Inc. is chasing Millennials by going where they do: mobile videos of Internet stars

A 23 percent year-over-year jump in digital advertising revenues as print losses begin to subside

Bought by Time Inc. Veteran Eric Thorkilsen and a Private Equity Fund

Time Inc., The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Condé Nast are among the publishers signed up to Blendle, a Dutch micropayments platform that launches in the U.S. today

Time Inc. UK today announces the sale of its Motoring brands to Kelsey Media. The deal sees Kelsey acquire VolksWorld, VolksWorld Camper & Bus and VWt, as well as the annual VolksWorld Show and VolksWorld Camper & Bus Show, with immediate effect. There will be no interruption to the publishing schedules of the three print titles

Getting into the search and email businesses of a stumbling first-generation Internet company won’t move Time Inc. forward

Time Inc, the publisher of Sports Illustrated, People and Time magazine, is considering a deal to buy the core business of Yahoo Inc, Bloomberg reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

Time has heard a presentation from Citigroup bankers on pursuing a deal with Yahoo, the Bloomberg report said, adding that Citigroup had not been retained by Time

Transaction Combines Time Inc.’s Premium Content, Subscriber and Visitor Data, and Advertising Inventory with Viant’s First-Party Data and Targeting Capabilities

A decade-long implosion of magazine sales, led by weekly news mags, appears to be speeding up, with major name brands like Time suffering double-digit declines in just the last three months, according to the group that has charted the death of print.

Third-quarter revenues of $773 million were six percent lower than the same period last year. Nearly the same could be said of the nine-month period, which saw a drop of seven percent to $2.23 billion versus the first nine months of 2014

Time inc has acquired two websites focused on women operated by Say Media Inc. and magazine editor Jane Pratt, according to people familiar with the situation

Time Inc. (UK) Ltd. has announced that it has acquired International Craft & Hobby Fair Limited (ICHF), an events business specialising in trade and consumer events in the crafts arena

Joe Ripp CEO of Time inc claims that “there is so much bad content out there, that quality content (as delivered by the company’s numerous brands), will win through and engage readers.”

Big changes are afoot at the country’s biggest magazine publisher: Time Inc. is shuttering All You magazine, effective with its December 2015 issue. It is acquiring HelloGiggles, an online media company which targets millennial consumers with pop culture, beauty and lifestyle content

Time Inc UK today reveals a new dedicated advertising film division, fundamentally changing its approach to better serve the film industry and putting film at the very heart of the business.The ambition is to deliver bigger, bolder and brighter ideas that will engage Time Inc UK’s 20 million consumers by concentrating strategically on increasing film […]

Time Inc. has carved out a new business in the youth and amateur sports markets on the heels of three recent acquisitions, and added a live event division as part of another purchase

FanSided’s unique fan-focused editorial voice, very popular mobile app and personalized digital newsletter are behind FanSided’s rapidly growing popularity among millennial sports and entertainment fans. FanSided’s community of 1,500+ contributors will deepen Sports Illustrated’s local sports coverage and add more weight to the brand’s new customization platform, which is set to launch later this year.

NME staff are understood to have been told that discussions have been held with promoters and partners about the prospect of the magazine going free

Time Inc has partnered with ad tech company MediaMath to launch what it claims to be the first “programmatic print” offering for advertisers

Everybody is watching Time Inc. the world’s most famous magazine publisher, which created the original newsweekly in 1923, is defined by iconic brands – Fortune, Life, Sports Illustrated, People, Entertainment Weekly, Money, InStyle, and Time itself. Throughout the twentieth century, it set the pace for magazine, newspaper and even TV journalism all over the world