"It's a vicious circle," Astrid Appels, the editor of Eurodressage.com, one of the sport's leading Web sites, told me.
Thom Geier, senior editor of Entertainment Weekly, calls this "the particular circle of Hades in which a film or TV project resides when indifferent executives with green-light power demand another rewrite, a hipper (or cheaper, or younger) lead actor or a completely different approach".
At the shiva, a grand occasion in Tel Aviv circles, Hannah Zemer, the editor of the liberal (now defunct) newspaper Davar, approached Amos and whispered to him that he should become the next editor.
One of this charmed circle, Diana Vreeland, the legendary editor-in-chief of Vogue magazine - and sometime fashion editor of Harper's Bazaar - set her up as a fashion photographer.
MARK MAMMEL St. Paul, May 12 , 2011To the Editor: Re "A Circle of Tipsters Who Shared Illicit Secrets" (front page, May 12): You write that Anil Kumar, a McKinsey consultant, "faced an agonizing choice" — between following the ethical rules of his employer or illegally feeding inside information to his friend Raj Rajaratnam for an extra $500,000 a year.
A $10,000 contribution gets you membership in the "Editor's Circle".
Owen may still be best known in startup circles as the former editor of Valleywag.
The question of why, exactly, Jill Abramson was fired as the top editor of the New York Times has been dominating media circles since the paper announced her departure on Wednesday.
"You had Marc Jacobs doing the little circle pins," said Kim Hastreiter, the editor of Paper.
"As a result, that brand has some positive vibes going in Christian circles," said Lisa Ann Cockrel, the associate editor of Today's Christian Woman, a magazine.
