Gawker's Jessica Coen Jumps to Vanity Fair
Jessica Coen, the talented blogger behind Gawker, is leaving Gawker Media for Vanity Fair. She joins as deputy online editor after two years blogging and over 6,000 posts.
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A warm welcome to Jessica Coen, and congratulations for the addition of a new member in the family.
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