Domino Publisher Demoted, Conde Brass Installed To Save Shelter Title

Bill Wackermann is expanding his reach at Condé Nast. On Monday, Wackermann, who, as senior vice president and publishing director, oversees ad business for Glamour and Condé Nast Bridal Media, was given additional oversight of shelter title Domino. The magazine's current vice president and publisher, Beth Brenner, now will report to Wackermann.

"Bill Wackermann is one of our top business brand-builders, and I look to him to leverage Domino's strong assets and continue to grow the brand's vitality in the marketplace," said Charles Townsend, chief executive officer of Condé Nast, which also owns WWD.

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[shirleyfeeney]

I used to get this magazine when it was truly Decorating For Dummies...I couldn't pull a room together with a rope and instructions (but we all have different gifts, right?!) and appreciated that it was helping me decorate my home...then something happened and it was no longer giving me the "how to's" that I needed...so I let my subscription run out.

[earthbelowus]

The magazine sucks because it prides itself on being a deal magazine when many of the "affordable" ideas are expensive to many, its like you can use a Jackson Pollock instead of the Leonardo Divinici painting you really wanted. When are magazines, like the down in the dumps Vogue, going to understand they have to study their readers, not just listen to these uptight, pseudo-fashionistas, they insist on circulating their opinions on, try talking to people who went to dare I say college and that includes non-ivy league.