Nothing "Nasty" About Jay Lauf Leaving "Wired" And CN For "The Atlantic."

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Publishers voluntarily stepping down from a Condé Nast magazine are a rarity (the perks are that good), and when they do happen, there is usually an unpleasant overtone (Ron Galotti leaving Vogue for the since-folded Talk in July 1998 and Joe Lagani leaving the since-folded House & Garden for...

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