Owen Thomas of ValleyWag reports that the editorial operations of Forbes.com and the print business magazine of the same name are set to merge together soon.
“What Forbes is not planning to announce: What sounds like a merger is really a takeover — by Forbes.com. Jim Spanfeller, the publisher of Forbes.com, will run the combined operation. ‘It’s a massive coup, one that print people have long seen coming and long feared,’ says our tipster. As well they should: The editors of Forbes have long looked down on their Web brethren. Now they will be working for them.
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