In a sort of sequel to last week’s New Republic article on how Mr. Condé Montrose Nast created the high-end glossy magazine industry, writer Reeves Wiedeman visits the (shrinking) Condé Nast offices at One World Trade Center for a longread about how the (shrinking) magazine-publishing group has and hasn’t been adapting to the rise of digital media, especially with Anna Wintour having been made creative director for the entire company. – New York Magazine