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Joe Adalian
Verified
West Coast Editor, New York Magazine
Hollywood, Henderson
Beats
literacy, and education. mental health issues, LGBTQIA+ issuesVideo games, pop culture
Content
By Joe Adalian Verified, Kathryn Vanarendonk Verified| Vulture Verified Last year — more than a decade after Netflix’s first binge-drop series, House of Cards, established a new mode of TV consumption, and with popular weekly release series such as Shōgun and Hacks on our minds — we started to wonder about the preferences that were settling in with modern TV viewers. Had the on-demand appeal of streaming’s binge releases achieved primacy? Was the traditional weekly rollout enjoying a cultural resurgence?
By Joe Adalian Verified| Vulture Verified This story ran in Buffering, Vulture’s newsletter about the streaming industry. Head to vulture.com/buffering and subscribe today! Its great and powerful DVD extras are a streaming hit. They’re running out of gravity-related puns and references over at NBCUniversal, where Wicked continues to find new ways to work its magic on the company’s bottom line.
By Joe Adalian Verified, Kathryn Vanarendonk Verified| Vulture Verified Last year — more than a decade after Netflix’s first binge-drop series, House of Cards, established a new mode of TV consumption, and with popular weekly release series such as Shōgun and Hacks on our minds — we started to wonder about the preferences that were settling in with modern TV viewers. Had the on-demand appeal of streaming’s binge releases achieved primacy? Was the traditional weekly rollout enjoying a cultural resurgence?
Company Info
New York Magazine
New York Magazine is a prominent American biweekly publication that began in April 1968. Founded by editor Clay Felker and graphic designer Milton Glaser, it quickly established itself as a competitor to The New Yorker and set a standard for city magazines across the U.S. Over time, the magazine has expanded its focus from local to national and global topics, covering culture, politics, style, and lifestyle. The magazine features a variety of content through its different brands. Intelligencer offers national news and commentary, while The Cut focuses on style and culture. Vulture specializes in entertainment news and criticism, and The Strategist provides shopping advice. Curbed covers urban development and lifestyle, and Grub Street delivers food news and restaurant reviews. New York Magazine also has a strong digital presence, publishing around 100 stories daily and attracting over 100 million readers each month. The publication has received numerous awards, including 48 National Magazine Awards and a Pulitzer Prize for art criticism in 2018.
New York, New York, United States
+1 212-508-0700
Founded: 1968