coli and blood poisoning prior to his passing in his home, which was often filled with scantily clad women. He was later revealed to have been battling E. Hefner died in 2017 at the age of 91 at his famed mansion in Los Angeles. Since the explosion of the internet, however, it’s had to compete with cheap online porn, which has dragged on Hefner’s empire, as did concerns about his treatment of women. PLAYBOY MAGAZINE - ISSUE 51 / WINTER 2020.
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PLAYBOY SPRING 2020 FINAL US PRINT ISSUE VG CONDITION FREE SHIPPING NE837. This item: PLAYBOY MAGAZINE - SPRING 2020 (ON SPEECH) Single Issue Magazine. Hefner featured a nude Marilyn Monroe on the very first issue in 1953, and Playboy was soon selling over 7 million copies a month on newsstands and was often touted for its articles in addition to its nudie pics. Playboy’s final issue of 2017 will make history by featuring its first transgender playmate. Ma3:27pm Shutterstock Playboy magazine has decided to suspend its print edition, marking the end of regular publication by one of the world’s most-recognized periodicals. Unread VG condition removed from a damaged newsstand package some wear/light dings thru packaging. Kohn, a board member of the private equity firm Rizvi Traverse that also owns Playboy, said in the post that the Playboy brand is successful because it drives $3 billion in sales worldwide.īut sources tell Media Ink Playboy reaps only a tiny percentage of the sales it drives through licensing deals, generating a revenue of approximately $70 million in 2019. Hugh Hefner, the silk-robed Lothario who. On Wednesday, CEO Ben Kohn pulled the plug in a blog post, saying “the disruption of the coronavirus pandemic to content production” forced Playboy execs “to accelerate a conversation we’ve been having internally.” Hugh Hefner, who founded Playboy in 1953 and oversaw its growth into an international lifestyle brand, died in September 2017 at age 91. The company today derives more than half its revenue from overseas licensing deals, and more than 50 percent of the licensing revenue flows in from China. “None of the US media has made any money for years,” the source said. Going far beyond the hints of pubic it had printed before, it published its. And despite Playboy charging $25 for the oversized glossy, those losses added up to between $4 million to $5 million a year, the source said. But a few months later, Playboy blushingly decided it had to go all the way too. But the reality is, the magazine was losing millions a year, Media Ink has learned.Īccording to one wellplaced source, the magazine was losing about $1 million an issue after moving to a quarterly mag without ads in early 2019. The famous mens magazine had been planning to go digital for some time, but publishers day disruption due to the spread of COVID-19 has led them to 'accelerate the conversation'. Playboy on Wednesday cited coronavirus woes for killing the print version of the magazine founded in 1953 by Hugh Hefner. Playboy says its current magazine edition will be its last physical publication due to coronavirus.
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