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Article: A spotlight on individuals: who are moving onward & upward.(SPEAKING OF PEOPLE)
- Article from:
- Ebony
- Article date:
- July 1, 2007
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BRETT PULLEY
Brett Pulley was already at the top of his game when he traded his prestigious Forbes magazine editing job for an even swankier role as CEO of NewYork.com.
Now the 47-year-old father of two is deep in the throes of beefing up and advertising a Web site that he envisions will become the premier online destination of all things concerning the Big Apple.
"When I decided to do this, it really wasn't that difficult of a decision," says Pulley, a 20-year journalism veteran. "I knew it was a one-of-a-kind opportunity. I came here to build a company, and I have an ownership stake in it."
Pulley has already enjoyed success as a ...
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Article: Murray Gart, Last Editor Of Washington Star, Dies
The Washington Post;
April 3, 2004 ;
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... ... with Time magazine who was the last chief editor of the old Washington Star, died March 31 at the Collington Retirement Community in ... country and overseas. In 1978, when Time Inc. bought the Washington Star, Mr. Gart was selected to head the financially struggling ...
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