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« Jack and Bell Frittata | Main | What we've been reading... 10/11/2009 »

Jon Stewart Laments on Gourmet Magazine's Demise

Jon Stewart gives Condé Nast some advise.  Combine all four magazines that they are cancelling: Elegant Bride, Modern Bride, Cookie (a parenting magazine) and Gourmet into into one super mag.

Jon Stewart's Pregnant Gourmet Bride

In the first issue they would feature a tremendous morning sickness cure involving haricot vert, cornichon, and truffle oil...

 

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Reader Comments (3)

In a word: RAD. I will even use it in a sentence: Jon Stewart is totally RAD to make a magazine mashup like this. I will say I'm curious to see how publishers like Conde Nast handle the new media of immediacy like Twitter or blogs. I heard rumor that Conde Nast dumped those publications to make financial room to buy out Elle, since they own the Project Runway property, which is profitable.

October 12, 2009 | Unregistered Commenterwasabi prime

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October 13, 2009 | Unregistered Commenterwasabi prime

You are too kind! It would be mayhem for them to drop the Gourmet brand altogether. What I can't grasp behind the whole thing? When was the last time you read a Gourmet magazine? They are 75% advertising! How could it possible not be profitable? Would it be ludicrous to have them 'trim the fat'?

October 13, 2009 | Registered CommenterDave Koch

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