In the Incisive Media blowup and the subsequent split,  some other interesting details have come out in a memo the North America CEO Bill Pollak sent out earlier this morning to U.S. employees, reprinted below. Among the changes: the U.S. arm will be rebranded as ALM, the original name of…

Uncertainty reigns in the printed news media, but one thing is certain: a lot of people have lost a lot of money by betting on newspapers and magazines. Ingenious Media Active Capital, a fund managed by Ingenious Media, has written off at least £10 million on its investment in B2B…

Managing to combine two zeitgeists in to one (Twitter and joblessness), Incisive Media-backed job search engine operator Work Digital has launched (get this) TwitterJobSearch. Rather predictably, the site lets users search Twitter for job listings. Is anyone really posting job classifieds to Twitter? Sort of; just as the status update…

B2B publisher Incisive Media’s CEO Tim Weller has come out fighting after reports that the company is expected to breach—or may have already broken—its banking covenants and could be bailed out by its owner, private equity firm Apax Partners. In a memo to staff, obtained by paidContent:UK, Weller admits the…

B2B magazine publisher Incisive Media could receive substantial funding from its owner, private equity firm Apax Partners, after it breached its banking covenants in December, according to FT.com, quoting a source with knowledge of the situation. The publisher of Investment Week and Accountancy Age is in talks with lenders including…

B2B publisher Incisive Media - publisher of The Inquirer, Computing magazine and others - is in the process of buying a stake in an online recruitment ads site. CEO Tim Weller told E-consultancy: “(We are looking at acquiring a big stake in one because they have done a great job.…