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...creation of the magazine than Luce? That's the contention of Isaiah Wilner, 28, the author of the newly published The Man Time Forgot: A Tale of Genius, Betrayal, and the Creation of Time Magazine (HarperCollins). In writing his book, Wilner was given full access to Time Inc.'s voluminous archives. TIME's publishing reporter, Andrea Sachs, spoke with Wilner...
...finally did publish the book, it was full of factual inaccuracies. It buried the story that Hadden was the one who had come up with the idea. It left out this very important story of Hadden's will and how he had not wished for his stock in Time Inc. to be sold for 49 years. The reason Luce left that out is because by buying the stock and by distributing it to all of his closest employees and friends and allies, he was able to ensure permanent control over the company. It became the Luce organization. Nobody was able...
This is the introductory meeting for those who want to participate in OCS’ online recruiting program. The OCS staffers running the event present a slideshow explaining in detail how to register for the online e-recruiting system—contracted to a company interestingly called Experience, Inc.—that puts students in contact with employers and eventually in line for a gauntlet of interviews...
...process begins with attendance at the mandatory recruiting orientation meeting, where students register for the online recruiting system. Originally developed by a group of Harvard students under the name Crimson Solutions and now under the auspices of Experience, Inc., the program acts almost like a professional version of Facebook.com...
...stations out of 11,000 outlets. In came economies of scale, calcified playlists, ROI and Dr. Laura, and out went boss jocks and news on the half-hour. Corporate stations generated some $18 billion in revenue last year, vs. the independents' $394 million, reports BIA Financial Network Inc. Along the way, though, Big Radio lost a good chunk of bored 18-to-24-year-olds, many of whom have defected to their iPods or the indies. Satellite radio is another threat, but declines of 41% and 55% in the stock prices of Sirius and XM this year underline the struggle...