After shutting down Jezebel and laying off its remaining staff earlier this month, G/O Media has now sold the trailblazing feminist website to Paste Magazine.
“I think of it as the quintessential site for millennial women who grew up on this, and it’s a site that taught them what they could be,” Paste co-founder Josh Jackson told The New York Times. “And I want the same for Gen Z, and to bring in Gen Z voices.”
The new Jezebel could start publishing as soon as Wednesday. First things first, though: Jackson is looking for an editor-in-chief and writers to preserve the site’s pioneering, important voice.
Splinter, which G/O Media shut down in 2019, was also part of the sale and is expected to return next year.
[The New York Times]
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