John Huey, Jr. Becomes Time Inc.'s Sixth Editor-in-Chief

Posted on November 16, 2005

Norman Pearlstine, Time Inc.'s editor-in-chief since January 1995, is stepping down on December 31. Editorial director John Huey, Jr. will succeed him at that time as the company's sixth editor-in-chief. Pearlstine, 63, will remain with Time Warner as a senior advisor and will work on his recently-announced book, Off the Record: The Use and Misuse of Anonymous Sources, to be published in 2007.

Huey, 57, has been editorial director of Time Inc. since 2001, overseeing its weekly magazines Time, Sports Illustrated, People, Entertainment Weekly and Life, as well as the company's business and personal finance titles. Previously, he was the managing editor of Fortune since 1995. Huey has been named "Editor of the Year" by both Advertising Age and Adweek.

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