Hearst Shkulev Media
Russian media company
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Hearst Shkulev Media is a joint venture between the U.S.-based Hearst Corporation and Russian businessman Victor Shkulev.[1] The company publishes magazines such as ELLE, Maxim, Marie Claire, Starhit, and Antenna Telesem, as well as regional websites.[2]
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Company type | Private |
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| Industry | Mass media |
| Founded | Moscow, Russia (March 4, 1998) |
| Founder | Victor Shkulev |
| Headquarters | Moscow , Russia |
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| Website | shkulevholding |
History
In 1995, Victor Shkulev created the modern publishing group Hachette Flipacchi Shkulev. Viktor Shkulev owned 49% of the shares.
In 2011, the French partner sold their share to Hearst Corporation. The joint company was named Hearst Shkulev Media.
Regional network
Shkulev Media Holding Regional network is a network of online media in Russia.
Lifestyle websites
The holding publishes the magazines Marie Claire, Psychologies, Vokrug sveta, and Antenna-Telesem.
