Publishers And Media Moguls
21 entries in the Publishers And Media Moguls compendium.
Publishers And Media Moguls — Era Chart
Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Viscount NorthcliffeBritish newspaper magnate who revolutionized popular journalism and dominated the EdwardiaAnna WintourEditor-in-chief of Vogue (1988–2025) and Met Gala chairperson.Axel SpringerGerman publisher and founder of Europe's largest media firmB. C. ForbesFounder of Forbes magazine and financial journalist.Bob GuccioneThe publisher who brought investigative journalism to adult magazines.Conrad BlackCanadian-British newspaper publisher, financier, and author.Diana VreelandFashion editor who coined 'monokini' and advised Jackie Kennedy.E. W. Scripps (businessman)Newspaper publisher who built a media empire and co-founded UPI and Scripps Institution ofGilbert Hovey GrosvenorEditor who shaped National Geographic and helped create the National Park Service.Harold Harmsworth, 1st Viscount RothermerePioneer of popular tabloid journalism and controversial press baron.Henry LuceThe publisher who created the American CenturyHugh HefnerFounder of Playboy magazine and a bon vivant icon.Jann WennerCo-founder of Rolling Stone and former owner of Men's JournalJohn NewberyThe Father of Children's LiteratureJoseph PulitzerHungarian-American publisher who revolutionized journalism and endowed the Pulitzer PrizesKatharine GrahamPublisher of The Washington Post during WatergateLarry FlyntPublisher, First Amendment fighter, and founder of Hustler magazine.M. H. de YoungCo-founder of the San Francisco Chronicle and driving force behind the de Young Museum.Max Aitken, 1st Baron BeaverbrookCanadian-British newspaper publisher and backstage politicianPaul Raymond (publisher)The King of SohoWilliam Randolph HearstThe newspaper magnate who shaped yellow journalism and built a media empire.
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