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Our competitive Dotdash Meredith Apprenticeship Program places top students with the largest digital and print publisher in the country, among big media brands such as In Style, Real Simple, Travel & Leisure, and more.
As soon as you step on campus, you become part of our active alumni network. The Magazine and Brand Media community extends far beyond graduation, providing opportunity for access to a powerful and supportive group that shares your passion for the written word.
The E.T. Meredith Center for Magazine and Brand Media Studies is an office within the major program that is devoted to supporting the future of content, helping to forge and support the next generation of writers, editors, and media makers in a dynamic industry.
Whether you are working in branded media or for your dream media brand, our unmatched mentorship, extensive professional network, and personalized connections will help you hone your craft. Our graduates are industry leaders. You could be the next.
In particular, read about our efforts to call attention to platform dominance and the need for appropriate monetization by the platforms. Visit the JCPA Resource Center to learn more about the Journalism Competition & Preservation Act, which would allow news publishers to protect local news through collectively negotiating with the tech platforms for better business terms.
Access the latest trends and developments pertaining to news and magazine media audience and readership, including our Market Report. Leverage our tools for members, such as our Tips for Successful News Publishing Partnerships guide, ad planning calendar, and our expansive library of free house ads and educational PSAs.
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Join the most respected, well-informed and well-connected community for news and magazine media professionals. As a member of the News/Media Alliance, you join the leading news and magazine media companies in shaping business strategies that will foster growth and define our industry for years to come.
For over 40 years, Cricket Media's award-winning, ad-free magazines have challenged children's minds and inspired a sense of wonder and curiosity about the world around them. We are committed to building children's confidence, creativity, and curiosity through high-quality age-appropriate content.
Debi Chirichella is senior vice president of Hearst and president of Hearst Magazines, the world's largest lifestyle publisher with a portfolio of more than 25 brands in the U.S., 175 websites and more than 200 magazine editions worldwide, after serving as executive vice president, chief financial officer and director of global operations for Hearst Magazines. Chirichella is a member of the Hearst board of directors.
Daniel Bernard is the chief product and technology officer of Hearst Magazines, the world's largest lifestyle publisher with a portfolio of more than 25 brands in the U.S., and nearly 260 magazine editions and 200 websites worldwide. In this role, Bernard oversees technology, product development and user experience across the business.
Bernard has more than 20 years of experience in digital and product innovation. He first joined Dow Jones in 2006, serving as vice president of marketing and then as general manager and vice president of WSJ Digital. In 2008, he was named chief product officer of The Wall Street Journal digital network. Before returning to Dow Jones in 2017, Bernard was the chief product officer at Gannett.
Regina Buckley is chief financial and strategy officer of Hearst Magazines, the world's largest lifestyle publisher with a portfolio of more than 25 brands in the U.S., 175 websites and more than 200 magazine editions worldwide. In this role, Buckley oversees the financial and strategic planning processes across the business.
Buckley has more than 20 years of experience in media publishing. Prior to joining the Guardian, she held several senior level roles at Time Inc., including leadership of digital strategies and partnerships for the company, plus financial and strategic oversight of many of the company's top brands.
Dadzie joined Hearst Magazines in 2022 with more than 15 years of experience working across various functions in human resources. Previously, she served as vice president, head of people experience, for the fitness and lifestyle brand SoulCycle.
Prior to that, Dadzie was vice president of human resources for Comcast Cable, where she was responsible for designing the global employee experience and partnering with leadership on performance management, talent strategy and cultural and organizational health.
In 2007, Dadzie joined the human resources team at PepsiCo, gaining valuable knowledge in the consumer product industry, before joining Nestl USA and later Nestl Waters, where she held several senior-level human resources roles.
Haskell started his career at The New York Times Company in 1989 as an intern, later becoming an advertising account manager at McCall's. From 1994 to 2004, Haskell worked for Meredith Corporation in numerous positions, including general manager of Ladies' Home Journal, where he managed circulation, production, finance and operations, and managing director of Meredith Integrated Marketing. He also served as general manager for the 1998 launch of MORE Magazine, the successful title serving the baby boomer audience.
Previously, she was the global head of consumer marketing and general manager of subscriptions at Bloomberg Media, overseeing the full marketing funnel and driving revenue growth across Bloomberg.com, subscriptions, newsletter, podcasts and a video streaming network, QuickTake.
Lucy Kaylin is the editorial director of Hearst Magazines, the world's largest lifestyle publisher with a portfolio of more than 25 brands in the U.S., 175 websites and more than 200 magazine editions worldwide.
Kaylin joined Hearst in 2007 when she was named executive editor of Marie Claire (now owned by Future). She started her magazine career at Vogue before joining the staff of GQ, where she spent nearly two decades.
Brian Madden is the senior vice president of consumer revenue and partnerships for Hearst Magazines, the world's largest lifestyle publisher with a portfolio of more than 25 brands in the U.S., 175 websites and more than 200 magazine editions worldwide. In this role, he is responsible for growing consumer revenue streams including consumer products, commerce, strategic partnerships and subscriptions and memberships, as well as all consumer marketing functions for the company.
Madden joined Hearst Magazines in 2010 as director of audience development planning, responsible for analyzing, forecasting and ensuring specific levels of audience size, engagement and ad inventory across a portfolio of more than 20 digital sites, including Cosmopolitan.com, Esquire.com, Goodhousekeeping.com and Harpersbazaar.com.
Ronak Patel is senior vice president, general manager of the Lifestyle Group at Hearst Magazines, the world's largest lifestyle publisher with a portfolio of more than 25 brands in the U.S., 175 websites and more than 200 magazine editions worldwide.
Previously, she was at Ziff Davis, where she rose to general manager of the Consumer Tech portfolio of brands. While serving as GM, she led global teams and operations across all facets of the business and was responsible for growing audience and diversifying revenue streams.
Prior to that, she was the senior vice president of marketing at Trusted Media Brands, where her role also included oversight of research, data strategy, ad operations and video. Throughout her career, she has held numerous senior level marketing and publishing positions, including vice president of client solutions across the network of brands at Time Inc. (now known as Dotdash Meredith).
Alicianne Rand is senior vice president, general manager of the Fashion & Luxury Group at Hearst Magazines, the world's largest lifestyle publisher with a portfolio of more than 25 brands in the U.S., and 175 websites and more than 200 magazine editions worldwide.
Earlier in her career, Rand was the executive director of global content and influencer marketing at The Este Lauder Company, overseeing content, digital and influencer marketing across a portfolio of 26 brands. She was also on the founding team of NewsCred, a pioneer in the content marketing technology space, where she was responsible for the company's global brand strategy and revenue growth, which led to its acquisition in 2020.
The Journal of Magazine Media is devoted to advancing research, knowledge, and understanding of magazines and new media and the pedagogy related to those areas. The journal publishes research reports and interpretive articles refereed by members of the editorial board as well as other experts. The journal also prints opinion pieces, essays, and critical reviews of books and teaching materials that deal with magazines and new media.
As online communities continue to widen their reach, so too does our list of peer-reviewed articles on various subjects including Journalism, Communal Narrative, Activism, Marketing, and Image Rehabilitation.
This list of peer-reviewed articles & reviews centers on the work of acclaimed author (and UNL alum) Willa Cather. Known for her novels on the pioneer experience, her works are reexamined here through the lens of modern-day academics.
This developing list arose from the COVID-19 pandemic and includes many peer-reviewed articles on topics like Fictional Pandemics, Politics, Cultural Impacts, The Influenza Pandemic of 1918-1919, and other related areas of study
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