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Vibe, the urban-culture magazine founded by Quincy Jones in 1993, is ceasing publication, according to media reporter Jeff Bercovici (who confirmed the news with an assistant to editor-in-chief Danyel Smith). The mag had announced that it would be reducing its publication schedule, adding a gossipy offshoot, cutting workweeks to four days, and raising subscription prices earlier this year. [Daily Finance via The Awl]
“Vibe,” R.I.P.
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Flashes of Quincy…
this sucks so bad.
The only magazines writing about hip-hop in a year are going to be Complex and King. Ugh.
Awful news.