Por: New York Post Sports January 20, 2024
Sports Illustrated is not dead yet. The iconic publication is on life support after it was revealed Friday that The Arena Group, which runs the editorial operation, was after its license to use the SI name was revoked. Both The Arena Group and Authentic — which owns the the brand — have said they intend to continue operating the website and magazine, though it’s not yet clear how. “We are going to continue to operate Sports... + full article
CBS News USA Business January 20, 2024
The publisher of Sports Illustrated plans to lay off most or all of the iconic brand's staff, putting its future in doubt, according to the union that represents workers at the venerable magazine.Earlier today the workers of Sports Illustrated were notified that The Arena... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Business January 20, 2024
Sports Illustrated is getting hit with major layoffs, the venerable publication's union said Friday. The cuts affect a significant number, possibly all of the magazine and website's unionized staff, the Sports Illustrated Union and the NewsGuild of New York said in a... + más
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A George Mason University fan holds up the cover of a Sports Illustrated magazine at a send-off for the team on March 29, 2006, in Fairfax, Va. Much of the staff of Sports Illustrated received layoff notices Friday, which essentially could spell the end of a publication that for... + más
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