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PRINT IS COMING BACK TO THE U.S. OVERVIEW Newsweek Magazine Building off of its 80 years of history A global news organization operating across all major platforms. No matter where you read or what you read on, Newsweek has a product for you. From a Twitter feed followed by millions to mobile apps across devices to a responsive website to a print magazine, get the news that will reach and influence decision makers anytime and anywhere. Newsweek.com is in sync with the 24/7 news cycle, giving readers a destination for breaking news, Newsweek exclusives, and commentary on the issues of Magazine has remained a the day. Newsweek Magazine is a powerful Europe print brand in South Korea combination of news, culture and ideas with the following 6 Japan Latin America a clear point of view: we get the first and final markets Poland Pakistan say on major stories of the day. Newsweek Magazine is edited for the voracious consumer of information, and designed to surprise, educate and delight. In the print component of a modern news ecosystem, Newsweek will deliver thought-provoking content to smart, successful readers. Both the digital and print platforms are the authoritative news outlets of choice for the sought-after thought-leader audience. EDITORIAL Editor in Chief Jim Impoco “Jim is a veteran editor whose ports of call have been The New York Times, Conde Nast Portfolio and Reuters, where he served as executive digital editor until January and was the brainchild of a glossy magazine that exported the newswire’s big-thinker brand to the Davos set. He’s well liked in New York media circles.” – Jim Pompeo, Capital New York Popular Tweets EDITORIAL Full-time staff Foreign Coverage reporter with The New York Times and International Editor - Nicholas Wapshott later with Condé Nast’s business magazine, is a British journalist and writer. He was a Portfolio. Eichenwald had been employed by Reuters contributing columnist and an online the Times since 1986 and primarily covered content consultant to a number of media and Wall Street and corporate topics such as insider private clients. He was the editor of The Times trading, accounting scandals, and takeovers, Saturday edition as well as the founding editor but also wrote about a range of issues including of The Times Magazine. He has written terrorism, the Bill Clinton pardons controversy, a number of biographies including those of Federal health care policy, and sexual predators Margaret Thatcher and Carol Reed. His book on the Internet. Keynes Hayek: The Clash That Defined Modern Economics was published by W. W. Norton in Latin American Correspondent - Karla October 2011. Zabludovsky is a reporter from Mexico City and a graduate of Columbia University’s Tony Diplomatic Correspondent - Janine di Stabile center for investigative journalism. 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