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Investors Said to Be Looking *Publications • Page 1 of 2 She New lark 6aws minions nytimes.com Mir a n " temarnanucemes February 10, 2004 Investors Said to Be Looking at 3 Publications By DAVID CARR A group of media and finance executives, who last year made a remarkably public but ultimately losing bid for New York magazine, have not lost their lust for high-profile media properties, three executives involved in the discussions about a possible venture said. The group, which is led by Mortimer B. Zuckerman, owner of The Daily News, is considering investing up to $11 million in Radar, a magazine focused on celebrities that published two issues last year before running out of money. It is also interested in investing in - or even acquiring - The New York Observer, a weekly paper in Manhattan, and Time Out New York, a weekly listings magazine. In addition to Mr. Zuckerman, the group has Nelson Peitz, a billionaire investor whose Triarc Companies owns Arby's restaurants; Jeffrey Epstein, a money manager; Donny Deutsch, chief executive of the advertising agency Deutsch Inc.; and Harvey Weinstein, co-chairman of Miramax films. The possibility that the Zuckerman group was considering investing in Radar was first reported last week in The Daily News. The group had been the presumptive favorite to buy New York magazine from frimedia. It even speculated in public about its plans for the city magazine. But on Dec. 16, after the group delivered an offer that Primedia considered low, Primedia accepted a $55 million bid from Bruce Wasserstein, a Wall Street deal maker. Primedia is principally owned by Kohlberg, Kravis & Roberts "Following the sale of New York magazine, several media entities approached the group offering ideas for investment," said Matthew Hiltzik, a spokesman for Mr. Weinstein, who said that he was speaking for others in the group as well. "Right now, we are just kicking tires, not buying anything." Radar, a magazine that both celebrated and made fun of celebrities, garnered a lot of attention from the press when it produced issues in the spring and summer of last year. But it has been on hiatus as the founders, including Maer Roshan, the former editorial director of Talk, searched for long-term financial backing. Before it became clear that their bid for New York magazine would be unsuccessful, members of the group had indicated that they wanted to install Mr. Roshan as editor. http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/10/business/media/l0mag.html?ei=5035&en=78436948b... 4/6/2005 EFTA00259882

Investors Said to Be Looking *Publications • Page 2 of 2 One executive who is involved in the current discussions said that the group was looking at a number of possibilities, including a reconfigured Radar magazine that could compete more directly with New York magazine. New York is primarily a regional magazine, with an emphasis on news and listings about New York City, while Radar had articles and cheeky commentary about national celebrities and national news. Mr. Roshan declined to comment on the possibility that a deal was in the works, as did a spokesman for Mr. Zuckerman. Two executives involved in the group said that Time Out New York and The New York Observer had been contacted about a possible sale, but executives at both media properties said that they were unaware of any discussions about a possible sale to the Zuckerman group. Copyright 2004 The New York Times Company I Home I Privacy Policy I Search I Corrections I BHP I Back to Top http://wvvw.nytimes.com/2004/02/10/business/media/l0mag.htnarei=50358zen=78436948b... 4/6/2005 EFTA00259883

The New York Times > Arts dar Magazine Lines Up Financing • Page 1 of 2 ache New fork times nytimes.com notrummalloty FORMAT MeGeda2ad Melinda SPOSSORW IrY tin RAMC MIIEDUIS October 19, 2004 Radar Magazine Lines Up Financing By DAVID CARR M ortimer B. Zuckerman, the owner of The Daily News, and Jeffrey Epstein, a Wall Street financier, yesterday agreed to finance Radar, a celebrity and pop culture magazine that published two test issues last year. Two executives involved in the negotiations said the backers, who were part of an unsuccessful bid for New York magazine last year, are committed to spending up to $25 million to back Radar and Maer Roshan, its editor in chief and founder. Radar's cheeky, sometimes snarky approach to celebrity and culture attracted news media attention when the magazine was first published, but attempts to line up financing fizzled. "It will be fun to get back to assigning stories," Mr. Roshan said. The first issue under new ownership will appear next April, with issues to follow every other month for the rest of the year before the magazine moves to a monthly schedule in 2006. But Mr. Roshan and the new owners of Radar face a magazine industry that has only slowly recovered from recession and has proved inhospitable to both general-interest publications and magazines not part of large media companies. The three men say they believe that a magazine that captures the interest of young, single people who live in urban areas and are tastemakers in their own right will find not just a readership, but also a group of reliable advertisers. "In this business, to say that it is not a sure thing does not even begin to capture what a crapshoot starting a magazine can be, but I've had some success," Mr. Zuckerman said. "Still, we think that there is real interest in reaching these kind of consumers, and Maer is better suited to doing that than almost anyone I can think of." Radar's seemingly endless search for financing became something of a running joke in New York publishing. The staff held a celebration with one owner, an investor from Morocco, at Mr. Roshan's home, only to find out that the money that was always about to be wired was not forthcoming. Even yesterday, when Mr. Roshan sat with a reporter and some of his staff at the Coffee Shop in Union Square, giving an interview about finally obtaining financing, a last-minute glitch developed, a legal issue involving the magazine's name, that briefly put the press offensive on hold. Mr. Epstein and Mr. Zuckerman will be equal partners in the new venture, and Mr. Roshan will retain a small ownership stake. The magazine will use some of the publishing resources of Mr. Zuckerman's company, which also publishes U.S. News and World Report. Mr. Zuckerman's track record with media investments is mixed. The Atlantic Monthly made little if any http://www.nytimes.com/2004/10/19/arts/19radanhtml?ei-5090&en=2cd6d245bf0lb94e&e... 4/6/2005 EFTA00259884

The New York Times > Arts dar Magazine Lines Up Financing • Page 2 of 2 money during the years he owned it, and U.S. News is a distant third to Time and Newsweek. But he did very well by investing $20 million in Fast Company, a magazine that he sold four years ago to Gruner & Jahr USA Publishing for $360 million. He also invested in a magazine called Family Fun and sold it for a profit to the Walt Disney Company. "No one I know has a better track record of buying properties cheap and then selling them for a big profit," said Mark Edmiston, managing director of AdMedia Partners, a media investment bank. Still, Mr. Edmiston said: "The world has not been kind to general-interest magazines. Increasingly, it is the narrowly focused magazines which are doing very well." An argument has been made that at a time of hundreds of cable channels, many of them catering to niches, there is little room for a general-interest magazine. Talk magazine, where Mr. Roshan was editorial director under Tina Brown, spent more than $50 million and struggled mightily before closing in 2002. But Mr. Roshan said he believed that Radar's focus on young, urban readers and relatively small circulation - executives expect to sell 125,000 copies per issue next year, with that growing to 175,000 in 2006 - would allow it to beat punishing odds. Radar executives said that given the growing popularity of Jon Stewart's "Daily Show" and The Onion, a satire of a newspaper, they believed there was a market for a magazine that takes on serious matters in unserious ways. To help Radar forge an identity, Mr. Roshan said, its Web site (www.radannagazine.com) will incorporate some of the voice and style that has developed in blogs. "In some ways, this is going to be a new magazine," Mr. Roshan said. "Some significant time has lapsed since, and we need to update what we are trying to do. This is a magazine that is trying to be irreverent, provocative and literate. We think there's room, especially for a magazine that is not trying to get to one million circulation, for something that doesn't talk down to its readers. And we want it to be very commercial." Mr. Epstein, a money manager, said his investment was meant to finance a business, not a hobby. "I think that Maer did a great job with practically no fluids," he said. "When I invest in companies, I invest in the people, and I don't think that anybody has the track record with start-ups that Mort does." "I always focus on the potential downside of an investment," he added, "and I don't think this is something that is going to lose money." CornEight 2004 The New York Tknes Company I Home I Privacy Poky I search 'Corrections I RSS I SF I Back to Too http://www.nytimes.com/2004/10/19/arts/19radar.html?ei=5090&en=2cd6d245bf0lb94e&e... 4/6/2005 EFTA00259885

Crain's New York Business no, lists, rankings, directory and more • Page 1 of 3 S HOO!. SEARCH Help -Help for Webmasters « back to results for "jeffrey epstein money" Below is a cache of http://www.crainsny.cominews.cms?newsld=7030. It's a snapshot of the page taken as our search engine crawled the Web. We've highlighted the words: jeffrey epstein money The web site itself may have changed. You can check the current page (without highlighting). Yahoo! is not affiliated with the authors of this page or responsible for its content. HOME (§) Sheraton Meadow➢ands ioro CO]►cRCKt enlist RIM JEMMY Residential Real Estate Guide INDUSTRIES Accounting Arts Economy / Econ. Dev. Financial Services Health Care Hospitality Law Media Nonprofits Pharma / Biotech Politics Real Estate Retail Apparel Sales / Marketing Small Business Technology I BUSINESS LISTS I EVENTS I ARCHIVES I R Only "Ebro Our Eves December 12. 2003 ; Deluxe Accommodations Field of bidders for NY mag narrows The field of bidders for New York magazine has been narrowed to two: an investor group led by Daily News owner Mort Zuckerman, and American Media CEO David Peckers team. continued bony, advertisement WHENEVER 1-877-HSBC-BIZ I - "I"' -4 7 2 - 224Y Click Here to Learn More The wcdd'a but bank HSBC According to the New York Post. The Learning Annex dropped its bid. and Bruce Wasserstein failed to get an offer in by the 5 p.m. EST Thursday IACC Print Emai Crain's New ` Go to Adv. http://216.109.117.135/search/cache?p=jeffrey+epstein+money&ei—UTF-8&11=0&xargs=0... 4/6/2005 EFTA00259886

Crain's New York Business no, lists, rankings, directory and more • Page 2 of 3 WHEN CHOOSINC A HEALTH COVERAGE ARTNER HOW DO I Find a Restaurant Plan Meetings Grow a Business Join an Organization Find Office Space Find a Local Business GUIDES Corporate Party Guide Dressing Smart Executive Education Executive Gifts Golf Courses SPRING EDITION Residential Real Estate Research New York EVENTS April, 2005 S 3 M 4 TvvIFS 5 6 7 8 9 View Calendar Send Us Your Events Register for Crain's Events ADVERTISING INFO CLASSIFIED deadline. The Zuckerman coalition comprises financier Nelson Peltz, money manager Jeffrey Epstein, Miramax co-chairman Harvey Weinstein, Cablevision Systems CEO Jimmy Dolan. ad exec Donny Deutsch, and Now York magazine columnist Michael Wolff. , Mr. Pecker's team includes equity investment firms Evercore and Thomas H. Lee Partners. The Primedia-owned title is expected to fetch between $30 million and $60 million. < Previous Story I Next Story > GET BREAKING INDUSTRY NEWS DELIVERED STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX OTHER BREAKING NEWS STORIES ► Tishman bid wins MetLife building ► Casino gives ad account to Village agency ► Running club sets race with professionals ► Software firm lures third-round financing Federal judge dismisses hospital charity lawsuit Thrift eyes new unit for municipal deposits Tishman Speyer buys MetLife Building Morgan Stanley's Newhouse exits PAST 2 WEEKS' NEWS RELATED ► 16 new pr to record ► Publisher: shakeup ► Turner exi post ► Lifetime n, ► Koppel to CUSTOME Subscribe Nc Renew my si Manage my t Book of Lists http://216.109.117.135/search/cache?p=jeffrey+epstein+money&ei—UTF-8&fl=0&xargs=0... 4/6/2005 EFTA00259887

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Printer Friendly Version - Mel/events on the 2005 horizon New York Daily News - http://www.nydailynews.com Media events on the 2005 horizon Thursday, December 23rd, 2004 • Page I of 2 You don't need a crystal ball or spiked cup of Christmas egg nog to see the future. A number of developments in 2004 herald an array of possibilities in the publishing year ahead. • Whither Newsday? The dimensions of this year's circulation scandal may be known, now that the Long Island paper's weekday circ has been cut by 98,000 copies, back to a Nixon-era level of 482,000. But two advertiser lawsuits against Newsday are still crawling through federal court. Scandal-weary staffers shudder at the prospect that a criminal probe of the circ scams being pressed by the U.S. Attorney's office in Brooklyn might dredge up more embarrassment in months to come. Meanwhile, new editor John Mancini and his overhauled management team will have to do more with less, since scandal-related buyouts thinned the newsroom by 50. • Old media vs new media Dow Jones, owner of The Wall Street Journal and subscription-based WSJ.com, agreed to buy CBS.Market- Watch last month in a $519 million deal due to close next year. This week, The Washington Post Co. announced it's buying once-pioneering online mag Slate from Microsoft for a price north of $15 million. The moves will give the buyers more journalistic depth - and advertiser-friendly eyeballs - as staffs of the acquired properties look to fit into larger corporate cultures. • G+J Sails Onward Gruner + Jahr USA axed CEO Dan Brewster in January, after a series of expansion-driven setbacks, such as the costly flameout of a partnership with Rosie O'Donnell on Rosie magazine. Russell Denson succeeded him in May. Job cuts followed, plus the shutdown of teen mag YM. And it scuttled plans for a U.S. edition of European celeb mag Gala. Story to watch: where Denson steers the lighter ship in 2005. • Shop 'Til You Drop First came Lucky (for women) ... then, Cargo (for men) ... and next spring, Domino. The march of the shopping mags will quicken with the arrival of Conde Nast's third. Domino will be aimed at those beautifying their homes. Two shopping spinoffs, Star Shop and Vibe Vixen, also prepare to debut. • It's Alive Radar, the celeb and culture mag, will return to newsstands on May 24, more than a year after editor and publisher Maer Roshan put out two issues. The difference this time is Roshan has serious money behind him. Daily News chairman and publisher Mortimer B. Zuckerman and financier Jeffrey Epstein announced in October a partnership to publish Radar. A check of Radar's bare-bones Web site shows the mag still echoes its original promise: "Pop, Politics, Scandal, Style." Plans call for four issues in 2005. • Journalists Under Fire Will New York Times reporter Judith Miller and Time correspondent Matthew Cooper go to jail for refusing to reveal sources to a grand jury? In a closely watched standoff between press and government, they're facing 18- month sentences. A three-judge panel is considering their appeal of an order to cooperate with a special prosecutor exploring the leak of CIA agent Valerie Plame's name to columnist Robert Novak. http://wvvw.nydailynews.com/business/col/v-pfriendly/story/264960p-226933e.html 4/6/2005 EFTA00259889

Printer Friendly Version - Me events on the 2005 horizon • Page 2 of 2 • Book Biz Blues Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code" can't sell at a peak best-seller level forever. Or can it? No nonfiction title due in 2005 seems likely to approach the mega-sales run up Bill Clinton's "My Life" this year. A new Harry Potter book due in July notwithstanding, publishers will keep grappling with sluggish sales as one power, Random House, mulls whether selling its own books online, a la Amazon.com, is a smart way to go. http://www.nydailynews.com/business/eol/v-pfdendly/story/264960p-226933e.html 4/6/2005 EFTA00259890

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