In Becoming CEO of Dennis Publishing-Turned-Alpha Media Group: Kent Brownridge Just Couldn't Be Kept Down On The Farm.
Monday, August 20, 2007

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As was widely reported last week, the Brownridge-partnered Quadrangle Capital Partners II completed the circa-$250 million purchase of Blender/Maxim/Stuff from Dennis Publishing (The Week is now Felix Dennis' only U.S. magazine) and renamed the unit Alpha Media Group. And, as expected, Brownridge quickly...

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