New York City hospitality companies have a renewed commitment from a local publisher to cover their stories as they emerge from the tumult of the last year and a half.
A new publisher, Jennifer Solow, has purchased two titles, Edible Manhattan and Edible Brooklyn, for $1 million, with a plan to invest another $1 million in growing the audience beyond New York City and integrating e-commerce and experiences into the publications’ strategy.
“We want to tell their stories boldly,” Solow said, “the deep stories of where people really eat, drink, shop, walk around. Manhattan is one of the most visited places in the world, and the stories will
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