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End of an Era: Gourmet Magazine is Closing

I need another cup of coffee.The big, big, big shocker news of the a.m. today: the New York Times reports that Conde Nast is closing Gourmet magazine, which has been in publication since December 1940.A must-read for food fanatics for its impeccable writing, lust-worthy photography, and of course, recipes, Gourmet...
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I need another cup of coffee.
The big, big, big shocker news of the a.m. today: the New York Times reports that Conde Nast is closing Gourmet magazine, which has been in publication since December 1940.
A must-read for food fanatics for its impeccable writing, lust-worthy photography, and of course, recipes, Gourmet is one of Conde Nast’s most elite titles, and editor Ruth Reichl is one of the contemporary culinary world’s brightest luminaries — and an amazing writer.
Conde Nast’s decision to close Gourmet comes in the wake of a three-month analysis of the company’s costs; Gourmet’s declining ad revenue is the culprit for the move. Conde Nast’s other food magazine, Bon Appetit, is still alive — for now.
Millions of foodie hearts are breaking as we speak.

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