This year, John Jay College's nationally recognized literary magazine, J Journal, is celebrating its tenth year anniversary. In January, the twentieth issue of J Journal was released, marking a proud legacy of the College's history in publishing justice-related literature. Founded by professors Adam Berlin
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Allegiant Air and Blue Grass Airport announced Feb. 13 that the carrier will introduce nonstop service between Lexington and Destin/Fort Walton Beach, Florida, beginning June 7. The seasonal flights will operate twice weekly from Blue Grass Airport (LEX) to Destin-Fort Walton Beach Airport (VPS).
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Facebook hired Campbell Brown as its head of news partnerships on January 6th. At the time, Brown wrote that she would “help news organizations and journalists work more closely and more effectively with Facebook.” In a post that has since been deleted, she wrote: “I will be working directly with our
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It's the height of the Great Depression and, in the heart of the Texas dustbowl, something is turning the townsfolk of Temple City into ravenous creatures, hungry for human flesh. To save the town 16-year-old Becky Shaw must form an uneasy alliance with 17-year-old Gabe Foster who is running with the
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Snapchat refused to detail whether it demands exclusivity from Discover publishers and forbids them from reusing the content elsewhere, which was its policy when Discover launched in 2015. A spokesperson said the company is still considering how to handle the situation. But Bell's quote implies that
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It has become one of the most translated books in publishing history, and has been adapted for stage, screen, ballet, opera, television, radio and recordings. On Friday it opens at the Garfield Center for the Arts at the Prince Theater in Chestertown for two weekends only. This timeless fable is played out
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Steadily declining advertising revenues and print readership have emerged as enduring features of the U.S. newspaper publishing industry. Readers' preference for accessing news online, mostly free, has made the industry's print-advertising model increasingly irrelevant. Changing consumer
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Respected A&R specialist Dougie Bruce has re-joined Universal Music Publishing in the UK, MBW understands. Bruce previously worked for UMPG for four years from 2004-2008, when he famously signed Adele to the major publisher. The exec also brought acts such as Lily Allen and MGMT to the
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