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"Are there any Charlies here?" asked one breathless Parisian after the other at newsstands across the city Wednesday as they chased down copies of the satirical magazine's first edition since a jihadist attack decimated its editorial staff.
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Three million copies of Wednesday's first post-attack issue of French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo will be made available on newsstands, distributors MLP said Monday.
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Belgian DJ Yves V debuted at No. 55 this year on DJ Magazine's Top 100 poll, which was quite an impressive feature, as he towered over many industry veterans.
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Madrid -
In a daring and well-thought-out scam, 52 people allegedly conned around 150,000 small businesses and self-employed persons out of 15 million euros ($19.5 million) over a period of 14 years, by pretending to be representatives of the police.
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Newsweek magazine, online only since the end of 2012, will return to print starting Friday in the United States and Europe.Parent company IBT Media is taking a gamble in re-launching the once-iconic news weekly, which has nearly disappeared in the face...
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Slate magazine relaunched in a thorough redesign on Monday, bringing its content marketing offerings and its advertising into the middle of the conversation.
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The Paramount, an entertainment venue situated in downtown Huntington, New York, made the Top 25 list on Pollstar Magazine as one of the best clubs worldwide.
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Actor Bryan Cranston spoke to GQ Magazine about Breaking Bad's second half of the finale season, beginning August 11. We also learn more on Cranston's technique in transforming the mild-mannered chemistry teacher to a cold-blooded meth dealer.
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Rolling Stone magazine is no stranger to controversy. The magazine's August issue may be their most controversial cover yet.
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Rolling Stone magazine is facing a backlash for a picture of Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev it features on its August 2013 edition's front cover. Some readers say they'll never buy the magazine again for depicting a terrorist in a favorable light.
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On July 4, veteran country music editor and publisher Doug Smith of the publication “Country Pulse” chatted via telephone with Digital Journal about his career in the field of journalism.
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Music Maura Johnston, known to many for her smart pop culture observations, has launched her own weekly magazine. It’s the paid model of digital journalism its founder thinks many fans of the “old web” have been waiting for.
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Newsweek, the 80-year-old US current affairs magazine, has revealed the image that will grace the cover of its last-ever print edition.
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Barcelona -
The satirical Spanish magazine, El Jueves, has published a magazine cover, showing a line up of men in Islamic outfits as a parody of recent controversial cartoons. The text of the cover reads, "But how do they know which one is Muhammad?"
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A French judge has ordered Closer magazine to stop re-publishing or distributing photos of the Duchess of Cambridge sunbathing topless. It also has 24 hours to hand over the original photos or face a daily fine of 10,000 euros.
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In honor of the late designer, Alexander McQueen, Hissa Igarashi and Sayuri Marakumi of the upcoming TWELV Magazine have recreated his ethereal winged gown with one made of wire, vinyl and 50,000 gummy bears.
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Time went risque with its cover this week, displaying a photo of a mother allowing her three-year-old boy to suckle from her breast. The cover photo refers to the main article on extreme parenting titled "The Man Who Remade Motherhood."
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The Online News Association released its award finalists on Wednesday, a list that spanned the spectrum of innovation in digital storytelling.
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In a promotional campaign for the Cosmo for Guys (CFG) iPad application, the Hearst Corporation created a woman with four iPads for a 'head'.
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The Bible's New Testament has just been transformed into a magazine form and can now be bought at leading newspaper stands, airports and bus stations in Germany, Switzerland and Austria.
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Arianna Huffington, founder and publisher of The Huffington Post, experienced a significant backlash this week after the Newspaper Guild threw its support behind a strike convened by unpaid contributors to The Huffington Post.
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Playboy founder Hugh Hefner said he had proposed to 24-year old 2009 Playboy playmate Crystal Harris, who is 60 years his junior.
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US News & World Report magazine will cease printing its monthly magazine in 2011, an internal memo from editor Brian Kelly posted to journalism website Romenesko has revealed.
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GQ Magazine's recent racy photo shoot with three actors from the TV show Glee has prompted the Parents Television Council to criticize the photos for oversexualizing a show watched by teens. But what bothered them exactly?
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Seeking more widespread media attention, Al Qaeda has issued an instruction manual for U.S. operatives on how to maximize casualties in attack tactics.
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Many online publishers are toying with the idea of paywalls, where readers pay to consume content or are given a few pages free before being asked to fork over cash to continue reading. Here's why Time's approach is better than the rest.
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Kathryn Blundell, a woman who works for the parenting magazine Mother & Baby, recently wrote an article in which she says breastfeeding is creepy. The article goes on to call breasts "fun bags" and a lot of people are unhappy about both statements.
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While the world blames runway models for promoting unhealthy beauty by being too skinny, fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld defends them, saying nobody wants to see "fat mammies" on the runway.
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Under a mountain of debt Vibe Magazine closed it's operations after 17 years in June, but will relaunch under new ownership in the next few weeks.
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As the recession continues, McGraw-Hill will sell BusinessWeek because of a decline in their ad pages, which focuses on car companies and financial services firm. The report was published on Monday by Bloomberg.
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