Conde Nast Shuts Domino

Dead Ink

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 4:24PM EDT / Published Jan. 28, 2009 8:14AM EST

The advertising recession has taken another magazine off the newsstands. Publishing giant Conde Nast announced this morning that it has closed Domino, its home décor magazine. The news comes just two weeks after a new publisher was installed. "This decision to cease publication of the magazine and its website is driven entirely by the economy," explained CEO Chuck Townsend. Editor Deborah Needleman and publisher Beth Brenner are expected to exit the company, though some staff may move to other Conde Nast titles.

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Conde Nast Shuts Domino