John Koblin of The New York Observer writes Wednesday about how business magazine Conde Nast Portfolio appears to have gone on another shopping spree to hire journalists.
“How is the embattled business start-up beefing up its masthead so aggressively (albeit with contract rather than staff writers, two of whom, Daniel Roth and Gabriel Sherman, departed during the holiday season)?
“‘They gave me everything I asked for,’ said Ms. Thomas, author of the hit book Deluxe: How Luxury Lost Its Luster (Penguin Group, $27.95). ‘I asked for the title of European editor because I thought it sounded very grand, and they said, ‘Sure, all right.’ And I asked for a decent salary, and they said, ‘Sure!’ I was like, ‘Wow, all right.’ I asked for an office [in Paris] and they said, ‘We’ll see what we can do!’ And I said, ‘Cool.” You go, sister girlfriend!”
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