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...actual Oscars over the past decade for his company's generally ambitious movies (which include the likes of The Piano, Pulp Fiction and Good Will Hunting, as well as Scream). The third member of what Weinstein refers to, perhaps inevitably, as "the Three Musketeers" is Ronald A. Galotti, the "blockbuster publisher of Vogue" (Brown's words) and before that Brown's colleague as publisher of Vanity Fair, site of her previous editorship (both magazines are part of the Conde Nast group, owned by S.I. Newhouse Jr., who also owns the New Yorker). Though he cuts a lower media profile than...
Clearly these are capable people. If all goes according to plan, their new media venture will produce television shows and publish books, and also create a new general-interest magazine in the hope that its articles will provide the germs for new films, some of which Brown and Galotti may also produce. "You don't have to be a genius to look at this project and understand how successful it's going to be," Galotti explains. Many observers agree that the move is a bold and brilliant one; a few see it as odd and maybe even foolish: Brown...
...Cavaco & Duka, one of the top fashion-publicity firms in New York City, says the "lines between advertising and editorial are blurring." What, after all, are friends for? As at many fashion magazines, the advertising department of Vogue produces a "wish list" for its editorial staff. Vogue publisher Ronald Galotti translates: "It means, 'When everything else is equal, please use my client [in a fashion spread].' I'm not going to say that editors pay no attention. They are smart people. But there is a huge difference between that and collusion...
...know that our client is not getting the coverage he should be getting. We thought you'd want to know this before something happens.'" The publicist adds, "Today you know this call will be heard. A few years ago, it was not so well received." Vogue's Galotti acknowledges that "the fashion business is soft. Clients ask for as much as they can get. How much you give them is up to the individual magazine...
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