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Primedia Inc.Charles Stubbs is the CEO of Primedia Inc.. Primedia (NYSE: PRM), formerly known as K-III Communications, was once a major American magazine publisher. Most of the media assets of the company have been sold. Previously headquartered in New York City, Primedia is now based in Norcross, Georgia, near Atlanta. Since 2001, Primedia has undergone major restructuring. Consumer magazines such as Seventeen and New York have been sold to other publishers. Bruce Wasserstein's New York Media Holdings bought New York magazine from Primedia in late 2003. In February 2005, Primedia sold About.com, the Web portal it had bought for $690 million in stock in 2000, for $410 million to The New York Times Company. In August 2005, Primedia sold Primedia Business Information to Wasserstein & Co.'s PBI Media Holdings, Inc. for $385 million. The business-to-business media company was then renamed Prism Business Media. During the year ended December 31, 2006, the Company announced that it would classify its Education segment as a discontinued operation. In May 2007, the company sold its Films Media Group to Facts on File, Inc. In August 2007, the company sold the Primedia Enthusiast Media division to Source Interlink Companies, Inc. What remains of Primedia is the consumer guides division, Consumer Source Inc. The company publishes and distributes free print guides across the United States for the apartment, auto and home industries. It also operates classified listing Internet web sites. The private equity investment firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR) owns more than 50% of Primedia. In 2004, company revenues were $1.307 billion. Contact Information
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