"Condé Nast Consolidates Pitchfork into GQ, Resulting in Layoffs"
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Condé Nast is merging Pitchfork, a renowned music criticism site, with GQ, resulting in layoffs at Pitchfork. The decision was made after evaluating Pitchfork's performance and is aimed at ensuring the brand's music coverage continues to thrive within the company. The merger marks a significant shift for Pitchfork, which was founded in 1996 and gained prominence as a taste-making institution in music journalism. The move comes as Condé Nast, facing advertising cutbacks, seeks to streamline its operations and remain profitable.
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