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******* ADIEU, HOMMES Bruno Danto is out as editor in chief of Vogue Hommes International and Olivier Lalanne is in. Lalanne, features editor at French Vogue since 2003, is taking on the editor in chief duties and also will serve as associate editor in chief of French Vogue, a new position. Carine Roitfeld, editor in chief of French Vogue since 2001, also will assume the role of editorial director at Vogue Hommes International. A Cond? Nast spokeswoman said Danto will continue to work with the company on a project basis, but she declined to comment further on his departure. Danto's reign as editor in chief was brief: He held the position for just over a year. Xavier Romatet, managing director of Cond? Nast France, said that, by placing the same tandem at the head of French Vogue and Vogue Hommes International, he wants to strengthen the identity and editorial "cohesion" between the two magazines. TIME TO GO Joanne Lipman just snagged another talent. The latest journalist to join Cond? Nast Portfolio will be Kurt Eichenwald, a senior writer and investigative reporter at The New York Times since 1988 who covered security scandals at firms including Prudential Securities and Enron and most recently garnered acclaim for his report on child pornography. Eichenwald's reporting led to the closing of many portals that linked to online child porn sites and a Congressional investigation into their growth, in which he was subpoenaed to testify in hearings. TRAVELING AROUND Travel + Leisure has been shaking up its masthead. New features director Alice Gordon comes to T+L from Martha Stewart Living, while Nelson Mui, a society columnist at San Francisco Magazine, is replacing Laura Begley as the magazine's style editor. Begley, who was style director, has been promoted to deputy editor. Editor in chief Nancy Novogrod also raided the mastheads of two other travel titles — new news editor John Newton was a contributing editor to Cond? Nast Traveler, and Nina Willdorf has come from Budget Travel to be senior editor at T+L. Nilou Motamed has moved up from senior editor to features editor. PHOTO WARS Although former chief lensman Patrick Demarchelier left Hearst Magazines in 2004, he's giving back to his old employer by donating a photograph from his personal collection during Hearst's 30 Days of Fashion exhibit and auction today at the Hearst Tower. Demarchelier, now under corporate contract to shoot exclusively for Cond? Nast titles, including Vogue, Glamour and Vanity Fair, will donate a 24-by-20-inch signed untitled photo of dancing model Carmen Kass that appeared in Harper's Bazaar in 2001. Meanwhile, current Harper's photographer Peter Lindbergh contributed an autographed print of model Amber Valletta dressed as an angel in New York's Grand Central Station. Demarchelier's photo has a value of $8,000; Lindberg's 36-by-24-inch work is valued at $19,500. Other items to be auctioned at the event include photos donated by Timothy Greenfield-Sanders and Karl Lagerfeld, a private dinner for 12 hosted by Esquire editor David Granger and chef Danny Meyer, and a $30,700 seven-day trip to India. MORE ONLINE
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Kurt Eichenwald has been named a senior writer and investigative reporter at Cond? Nast Portfolio, it was announced today by Joanne Lipman, Editor-in-Chief of the magazine. His appointment is effective October 1. Mr. Eichenwald joins Cond? Nast Portfolio from The New York Times where he was an investigative reporter for the business section. For the past two decades, Mr. Eichenwald has written about corporate corruption and financial topics. In 1988, he began reporting for the paper’s business section, covering Wall Street, corporate takeovers and insider trading scandals. In 1992, he began writing the “Market Place” column and covering the unfolding scandals at Prudential Securities. Since then, he conducted an array of high-profile investigations into fraud and conflicts in American health care; price-fixing in the food and feed industries; corruption at Enron, WorldCom and Arthur Andersen; and crimes involving the exploitation of children over the Internet. MORE ONLINE
************ ... that American Express Publishing's online group is looking for 2-3 junior editors for a QA project taking place over the next several weeks. Most work will be done remotely and involves a lot of proofing and light html cleanup as we migrate our pages to a new publishing platform. Requirements include basic online copyediting/proofreading skills combined with an advanced understanding of HTML. Content management systems experience a big plus. Please send resumes to alena.e.bubniak@aexp.com. No phone calls please. ... that a six-month, full-time PAID internship (with health insurance!) is available at Smithsonian magazine in Washington, D.C., beginning January 2007. The job involves writing and reporting (absolutely no photocopying or fetching coffee), primarily for the "Around the Mall" department and the magazine's Web site. Candidates should have a proven aptitude for writing and, preferably, a strong background in science, culture, history or one of the other areas in which the magazine specializes. A recent undergraduate or graduate degree is a must. Please send a cover letter, resume, contact info for 3 references, and 3-5 clips to Amy Crawford, Attn: Intern Application, MRC 951 Box 37012, Washington, DC 20013. Deadline is November 1. (Official Ed2010 posting) ... that Travel + Leisure may be hiring an editorial assistant. Ed's tipster says to contact nina.m.willdorf@aexp.com or Laura.e.begley@aexp.com (Don't mention Ed) Internships ... that a six-month, full-time PAID internship (with health insurance!) is available at Smithsonian magazine in Washington, D.C., beginning January 2007. The job involves writing and reporting (absolutely no photocopying or fetching coffee), primarily for the "Around the Mall" department and the magazine's Web site. Candidates should have a proven aptitude for writing and, preferably, a strong background in science, culture, history or one of the other areas in which the magazine specializes. A recent undergraduate or graduate degree is a must. Please send a cover letter, resume, contact info for 3 references, and 3-5 clips to Amy Crawford, Attn: Intern Application, MRC 951 Box 37012, Washington, DC 20013. Deadline is November 1. (Official Ed2010 posting) ... that Teen Vogue is looking for Fall fashion and accessories interns. Duties include receiving and returning samples, managing the fashion closet, managing the market book, phone calls and filing. Must be a hard worker, well versed in fashion, and have a strong interest in the magazine industry. This is an unpaid position and school credit is required. A minimum of 2-3 days per week is also a must. Please note that this is not a writing position. Although hard work is involved, the experience is priceless! Please email resumes, with availability, to Martha Violante at martha_violante@condenast.com. OK to mention Ed. Thanks for the interest! ... that Natural Health magazine is looking for a motivated, enthusiastic intern—someone who is hardworking and personable, with great organizational skills—to join our staff for a semester. In addition to administrative duties, our intern will help with researching, calling in and returning products, and generating ideas for upcoming issues; there will also be writing opportunities. We are looking for candidates who can be available 3 full days a week or more in our NY office. Please send cover letters and r?sum?s to editor@naturalhealthmag.com with the subject 'NH Internship.' No phone calls, please. This is an UNPAID internship for college credit only. ... that Travel + Leisure may be hiring two editorial interns. Ed's tipster says to contact nina.m.willdorf@aexp.com or Laura.e.begley@aexp.com (Don't mention Ed) ... that Child magazine's Art Department is accepting internship applications for the Fall 2006 semester. We are seeking individuals who are organized and eager to learn. The student will receive college credit for the internship. Hours/days are flexible. Interested candidates should email a cover letter and resume to Jaclyn Steinberg at jaclyn.steinberg@meredith.com by Friday, September 15. ... that Child is still looking for a fall semester photo intern for our two person department. This internship can begin as soon as possible but it is not paid so we need someone to fill the position who will be receiving school credit. Duties may include assisting photo editors with logistics of producing shoots, conducting photo research for the magazine, calling in portfolios of photographers and stylists and well as returning published art work. We work with photographers specializing in still life, fashion, food, lifestyle, celebrity and portraiture so this is a great opportunity for someone interesting in pursuing a career in photography or photo editing. The photo department would like an intern a couple days a week but we can be flexible with the schedule. Interested candidates should email a cover letter and resume to melissa.malinowsky@meredith.com
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