Publishers And Media Moguls 1-21
21 entries in the Publishers And Media Moguls compendium.
Publishers And Media Moguls 1-21 — Era Chart
Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Viscount NorthcliffePioneer of popular journalism and press baron.Anna WintourEditor-in-chief of Vogue (1988–2025) and Met Gala chairperson.Axel SpringerEuropean multinational mass and online media company founded in 1946.B. C. ForbesScottish-American journalist who founded Forbes magazine.Bob GuccioneFounder of Penthouse, a pioneering adult magazine.Conrad BlackCanadian-British newspaper magnate, author, and convicted fraudster.Diana VreelandFashion editor who coined 'youthquake' and advised Jacqueline Kennedy.E. W. Scripps (businessman)Newspaper publisher who built a media empire and funded oceanography.Gilbert Hovey GrosvenorEditor who shaped National Geographic and helped create the National Park Service.Harold Harmsworth, 1st Viscount RothermereBritish press baron who pioneered tabloid journalism and backed fascism.Henry LucePublisher who shaped American journalism and media.Hugh HefnerFounder of Playboy magazine and a bon vivant icon.Jann WennerCo-founder of Rolling Stone magazine and Rock Hall.John NewberyEnglish publisher who pioneered profitable children's literature.Joseph PulitzerHungarian-American publisher who shaped modern journalism and endowed the Pulitzer Prizes.Katharine GrahamPublisher of The Washington Post during Watergate.Larry FlyntPublisher of Hustler magazine and First Amendment advocate.M. H. de YoungJournalist and businessman who co-founded the San Francisco Chronicle.Max Aitken, 1st Baron BeaverbrookCanadian-British publisher and politician who shaped media and war industry.Paul Raymond (publisher)English strip-club owner and publisher dubbed the 'King of Soho'.William Randolph HearstNewspaper magnate who shaped American media through sensationalism.
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