Hearst Magazines Executives' Laudatory "Spring Break."

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Not sure If I Had a Hammer is tops on Hearst Magazines president (since November 1995) Cathie Black's hit parade, but there she and about 70 HM editors/publishers and top execs were in New Orleans' Hurricane Katrina-ravaged Lower Ninth Ward last Monday (April 9) refurbishing the home of...

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1. Weeklies'/Biweeklies' First-Half Ad Pages Are An Ugly Status Quo — June 29, 2009
2. 'Essence' Music Festival Is A July 4th Tradition... — June 29, 2009
3. 'Golf Digest' Challenge Can Be Seen On The Fourth Of July — June 29, 2009
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