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Chronology of the formation of the group

* 1886: William Randolph Hearst launches women's magazine Cosmopolitan in the United States.
* March 4, 1887: Hearst bought the San Francisco Examiner, founded in 1865.
* 1913: Hearst buys the women's magazine Harper's Bazaar, founded in 1867.
* 1915: William R. Hearst creates news agency King Features Syndicate to retain the readers of his newspapers with a production of comic strips, comic strip, items and games.
* 1921: Hearst buys Daily Seattle Post-Intelligencer, founded in 1863.
* 1925: Hearst buys the monthly magazine Town & Country, founded in 1846 as The National Press, The Home Journal was renamed after 8 months [2] before taking its current name in 1901.
* 1944: group launches youth magazine Seventeen.
* 1958: Hearst buys the magazine devoted to science and technology founded in 1902 Popular Mechanics.
* 1959, Hearst bought Avon Publications, U.S. publisher of paperback books and comic books [3].
* 1972: Marie Claire Group launches French edition of Cosmopolitan under license from Hearst.
* 1 May 1987: Group Hearst buys Daily Houston Chronicle, founded in 1901 for $ 415 million.
* November 8, 1990: Hearst Corporation to buy RJR Nabisco 20% stake for 165 ESPN 175 million $ [4].
* 1993: Group launches monthly magazine for men Esquire.
* 1999: Group launches monthly magazine Cosmogirl Version Cosmopolitan girl.
* 1999: The News Corporation bought the books department at Avon Hearst Publications, and merged with Avon HarperCollins.
* June 27, 2000: The group buys the Chronicle Publishing Company, which owns the San Francisco Chronicle.
* December 2003: Marvel Entertainment bought the company in Hearst Communications Cover Concepts [5].
* December 2008: Cosmogirl magazine is stopped, then the subscribers will receive Seventeen instead [6].
August 27, 2009 *: a subsidiary of Hearst Corporation, A & E Television Networks buys Lifetime Entertainment Services .
* January 31, 2011: Hearst Corporation has a binding purchase offer to Lagardere SCA for its activities in international magazines (including Elle magazine).

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Lagardère in exclusive negotiations with Hearst Corporation

Presse Edition 12/01/2011

Lagardere SCA and Hearst Corporation announced on December 31 signed an agreement for exclusive negotiations for the acquisition in cash international business press and magazines group Lagardere. The term of this exclusive agreement is set for 30 January 2011. They cover 102 magazines and 50 websites including titles published in the United States by a subsidiary of Lagardere, Hachette Filippachi Media U.S., Elle, Elle Decor, Elle Girl, Woman's day, Jumpstart, Car and Driver, Road & Track Cycle World and Premiere. The transaction amount was estimated at 500 million dollars by the U.S. media specialists. According to the magazine AdvertisngAge, if the redemption of the magazine by Hearts Corporation will allow him to build on the magazine market in the United States, the presence of it in the portfolio of the editor could be a problem within the group and compete seriously with one of its key titles Harper's Bazaar. Our American colleague pointed out that the paid circulation and controlled it reaches more

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1.1 million copies per issue, while that of Harper's Bazaar 4000 shows only 74 copies. In an exclusive interview with Le Figaro last January 5, Arnaud Lagardere, chief executive of the eponymous group, said that Lagardere Active retain ownership of the mark it, which would be based "on a Master License Agreement with Hearst," and that the group would "continue to operate directly in France, and under license in 25 countries with its current partners. "

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Hearst proposes EUR 1 billion for Emap consumer magazines in Britain

MAGAZINES. The U.S. media giant Hearst Corporation made an offer of 700 million pounds (around 1 billion euros) for the purchase of consumer magazines group Emap British press (Closer, Grazia, FHM, etc.).. Hearst, who is Britain's third newspaper publisher through its subsidiary the National Magazine Company (Cosmopolitan, Godd Housekeeping, Esquire, etc..), Could become the number one British magazine.

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The French group Lagardere has agreed to sell to "Hearst Corporation

The French group Lagardere has agreed to sell to "Hearst Corporation's press magazines abroad. In total, 102 titles in fifteen countries, including 17 published in Spain, 11 in Japan and 7 in the U.S. are affected by this assignment. In France, Lagardere has already withdrawn from the regional daily press and media want to refocus its activities on the Hexagon building on the station Europe 1, Le Journal du Dimanche and Paris Match and maintaining the French edition of Elle.

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