Richard Perez-Pena reports Thursday that Jay Lauf, the publisher of Wired magazine, is leaving to become publisher of the Atlantic Monthly.
“He is also leaving one of the largest and richest magazine companies in the world, Condé Nast — owner of Vanity Fair, Vogue, The New Yorker and Architectural Digest — where colleagues say he is valued, to work for a relatively small company.
“‘I like a challenge, and I think there’s an interesting opportunity to revitalize a brand that I have long loved,’ he said. ‘I don’t think I would do this for any other magazine.'”
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