Sports Illustrated’s print magazine to stay alive through deal with new publisher ... The deal reportedly gives Minute Media the SI license for at least 10 years with an option that can expand ...

Sports Illustrated is making a comeback.. Back in January, the legendary outlet laid off more than 100 employees. That happened because The Arena Group, which had a deal with Authentic Brands to ...

The owner of Sports Illustrated came to an agreement with digital media company Minute Media, officials said Monday, to operate the iconic magazine, two months after mass layoffs appeared to ...

The magazine will stay under ABG's ownership, but Minute Media will take over responsibility for printing Sports Illustrated, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit and Sports Illustrated Kids. The deal is ...

Sports Illustrated’s print edition lives. Authentic Brands Group on Monday reportedly agreed to a deal with Minute Media — ending a months-long feud with former publisher Arena Group, which ...

The publisher of Sports Illustrated is planning to lay off most — and possibly all — of its journalists on staff, after failing to pay its licensing fees to the magazine's parent company ...

Sports Illustrated is getting another chance. The famous sports magazine is set to avert a shutdown after signing a new publishing deal with Minute Media. Authentic Brands Group, which owns Sports ...

Sports Illustrated's first issue was published on Aug. 16, 1954, and was a weekly publication until 2018, when Meredith acquired the magazine along with other properties of Time Inc. It has been a ...

Sports Illustrated has a new publisher. As part of a deal announced this week, editorial control of the nearly 70-year-old magazine will be held by Minute Media, which also owns digital sports ...

The publisher of Sports Illustrated is planning to lay off most — and possibly all — of its journalists on staff, after failing to pay its licensing fees to the magazine's parent company.

The publisher of Sports Illustrated is planning to lay off most — and possibly all — of its journalists on staff, after failing to pay its licensing fees to the magazine's parent company ...

A George Mason University fan holds up the cover of Sports Illustrated magazine at a send-off for the team, on March 29, 2006, in Fairfax, Va.