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N.J.’s Shirley Halperin is first woman to be named Rolling Stone editor-in-chief
Rolling Stone published its first issue in 1967. In all the time since — nearly six decades — no woman has held the title of ...
Shirley Halperin Joins Rolling Stone as Co-Editor-in-Chief; Maer Roshan Becomes Sole EIC at The Hollywood Reporter
Halperin becomes the first woman to lead the venerable music brand; Roshan will direct editorial strategy for THR's print ...
East Brunswick Native Makes History As 1st Female Editor-In-Chief Of Rolling Stone
The article East Brunswick Native Makes History As 1st Female Editor-In-Chief Of Rolling Stone appeared first on East ...
‘Rolling Stone’ Names Sean Woods and Shirley Halperin Co-Editors In Chief
Rolling Stone announced on Thursday the appointment of Sean Woods and Shirley Halperin as its new co-editors in chief. Woods, Rolling Stone’s longtime executive editor, steps into the role effective ...
NPR’s Editor-In-Chief Edith Chapin To Step Down; Announcement Comes After Congress Cuts Federal Funding For Public Media
NPR’s editor in chief plans to step down this fall, an announcement that comes just after public media lost federal funding ...
NPR’s top editor Edith Chapin resigns days after Congress yanks federal funding
Edith Chapin told staffers Tuesday that she is stepping down and that she gave her notive to NPR Chief Executive Officer ...
Editor in chief of NPR announces her resignation amid federal funding cuts
NPR’s editor in chief and acting chief content officer, Edith Chapin, said her decision to resign was unrelated to the ...
Gannett taps former People editor-in-chief as executive editor of entertainment
USA TODAY parent company Gannett named Wendy Naugle, former editor-in-chief for People, as its new executive editor of entertainment.
NPR editor-in-chief Edith Chapin announces exit days after fed funding axe
Though her announcement came mere days after Congress voted to rescind public broadcasting’s federal funding for at least the ...