Joseph Ripp, the chief executive of Time Inc, has said his company’s leap into the digital space was only made possible after “an awful lot” of culture changes in the organisation.
The chief executive, who originally left parent company Time Warner in 2001 and arrived back in 2014, is now leading a legacy print company that has seen its digital audience increase 83 per cent over the last two years.
Speaking at the Festival of Media Global, Ripp also highlighted the brand’s dedication to video content, producing more than 40,000 films last year alone. This focus was amplified earlier Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
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