Radar
Radar is a USA web site covering People & Gossip.
Radar magazine ceased print publishing after releasing its last print edition in October/November 2008. It continued as an online magazine, featuring a mix of "pop" politics, scandal and style until eventually closing up shop all together. Radar resurrected once again in 2011, presenting a different look and different web site address but continuing to fucus on celebrity gossip.
The print edition of Radar has failed three times since its original launch in 2003 by founder Maer Rashon. The website relaunch in 2009 was intended as a direct competitor of the celebrity news website TMZ.com. The previous relaunch, in February 2007, was financed in part by Yusef Jackson, the son of civil rights leader Jesse L. Jackson.
This web site is owned by American Media, Inc..
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Radar Online Teams Up With...Radio?
-- The celebrity gossip site has joined forces with Yea! Media to launch The Radar Online Report, a daily entertainment feature that will air on over 150 radio stations nationwide and online at radaronline.com.
It's...
Jose Lambiet Named Executive Editor of Radar Online
-- The announcement was made on April 12, 2011 by David J. Pecker, President and CEO of American Media, Inc., Radar's owner.
Lambiet was previously an editor at the Palm Beach Post. While there, he created the column, Page Two, and...
Radar tracks the proverbial blow-by-blow of the Tiger Woods imbroglio, with
word that Elin has moved out. The website reported on December 7, 2009 that Elin Nordegren has left husband Tiger Woods, but is still in the neighborhood at a house nearby.
The full...
Radar Magazine Sold to American Media
-- January 28, 2009: From an email correspondence with the original founder and editor of Radar's print edition, Maer Rashon replied, "AMI [American Media, Inc.] purchased the venture [Radar Magazine] a couple of months...
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