BusinessWeek Online - Fine On Media (Free subscription) | 30/10/2009
BusinessWeek President Keith Fox is stepping down from the magazine but will remain at the parent company, McGraw-Hill Cos. Fox, 44, informed colleagues of his decision in a staff memo Friday afternoon, less than three weeks after McGraw-Hill announced it...
Paidcontent (Free subscription) | 30/10/2009
... the Bloomberg-subsidized mag that it will now become. Second exec casualty, though no surprise: Keith Fox, the publisher of the mag, under whose disastrous regime the company spent crazy money on the website, and sunk major money into a print redesign, to no effect. He is staying at McGraw-Hill, Peter reports. The first senior exec to go was Stephen Adler, who was editor-in-chief of BusinessWeek...
MediaBistro.com (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
Today's New York Times "Media Decoder" blog post about the restructuring of BusinessWeek post- Bloomberg LP 's acquisition has a funny ring to it. We already know that editor Stephen Adler is stepping down, as well as president Keith Fox . So who will be manning the new magazine? Apparently, the people who decided to stick around. But, unless you're reading carefully, you'd never...
BusinessWeek Online - Fine On Media (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
... Kevin Krim.” Neal could not be reached immediately for comment. Earlier, BusinessWeek President Keith Fox and Editor-in-Chief Stephen J. Adler announced they would be leaving the magazine. Fox will remain at BusinessWeek’s parent, McGraw-Hill Cos. Neal was recruited to BusinessWeek from eBay in 2006 where he served as director of strategic partnerships. During his tenure at BusinessWeek,...
New York Post (Free subscription) | 31/10/2009
BusinessWeek President Keith Fox became the second high-ranking executive to step down following the announcement that McGraw-Hill Companies would sell the weekly to Bloomberg LP. Fox, president of BW since April 2007, told employees in a memo yes...
Talking Biz News (Free subscription) | 30/10/2009
Tom Lowry of BusinessWeek reports that the weekly magazine’s publisher and president, Keith Fox, is leaving in advance of its sale to Bloomberg LP, but will remain with McGraw-Hill. Lowry writes, “Fox, 44, informed colleagues of his decision in a staff memo Friday afternoon, less than three weeks after McGraw-Hill announced it had reached an agreement [...]
New York Post (Free subscription) | 30/10/2009
BusinessWeek president Keith Fox became the second high-ranking executive to step down following the announcement that McGraw-Hill Companies would sell the weekly to Mayor Mike Bloomberg's media and information giant, Bloomberg LP. Fox, who had been ...
MediaBistro.com (Free subscription) | 30/10/2009
We made it through almost a whole week without any other higher-ups dipping out of BusinessWeek now that it's been bought by Bloomberg LP . But nothing good lasts forever, especially not in the world of business magazines, and today BusinessWeek president Keith Fox announced he is stepping down from his position. Unlike the other staffers who have jumped ship since news about the sale broke...
Everyday Ethics (Free subscription) | 30/10/2009
BusinessWeek "I am proud that I played a role in ensuring that BusinessWeek has a new home at Bloomberg, where it will thrive under the leadership of Norman Pearlstine," Keith Fox tells his staff. The McGraw-Hill veteran didn't say what role he'll play at the company after helping with the transition to Bloomberg ownership. || Peter Kafka: BWers should be thankful ZelnickMedia didn't...
