Media Executive Who Led Newspaper Division Dies at 96
A longtime executive at Advance Publications died at age 96. He oversaw the company's newspaper holdings while his brother managed its magazine operations.
washingtonpost.comA media executive who directed the newspaper operations of Advance Publications died at age 96. He managed the company's newspaper division while his older brother oversaw the Condé Nast magazine group.
The two brothers split leadership of the family-owned media company. One handled daily newspapers and the other directed magazine publishing. The arrangement remained in place for decades. The executive maintained a low public profile throughout his career.
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