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  • Mark Boxer

    …Publications as editor of the Tatler (1983), and in 1987 he was promoted to editor in chief of Vogue and editorial director of Condé Nast.

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    …Publications as editor of the Tatler (1983), and in 1987 he was promoted to editor in chief of Vogue and editorial director of Condé Nast.

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  • Tina Brown
    Tina Brown
    / Early life and Tatler

    …Brown was named editor of Tatler, a periodical that focused on celebrities and royalty. She was credited with reversing flagging sales at the nearly 300-year-old tabloid by abandoning the reverence with which it had previously treated the rich, famous, and titled and instead documenting their foibles in salacious detail.

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    …Brown was named editor of Tatler, a periodical that focused on celebrities and royalty. She was credited with reversing flagging sales at the nearly 300-year-old tabloid by abandoning the reverence with which it had previously treated the rich, famous, and titled and instead documenting their foibles in salacious detail.

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