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Newsweek merger
Newsweek, the embattled iconic magazine with a worldwide readership, first found a saviour in an audio-parts manufacturer and now a spouse in a relatively little known news site The Daily Beast.
Updated on: Nov 13, 2010, 01:20:37 IST
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Newsweek, the embattled iconic magazine with a worldwide readership, first found a saviour in an audio-parts manufacturer and now a spouse in a relatively little known news site The Daily Beast.
The wedding — that’s how the magazine’s new Editor in Chief Tine Brown called it — was announced on Thursday following an agreement to merge on Tuesday.
The new entity called The Newsweek Daily Beast Company will be equally owned by both companies.
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