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Hearst Chief Content Officer Joanna Coles Reported To Exit Publisher

Hearst chief content officer Joanna Coles may be leaving the New York company, according to a published report.

The New York Post is reporting that Coles submitted her resignation and is expected to leave the publishing giant by the end of next week. Apparently a power struggle between her and recently named Hearst magazines publisher Troy Young was the cause.

Hearst and Coles have not commented on the report.

Coles was editor-in-chief of Cosmopolitan and Marie Claire before rising to oversee all Hearst titles. She is credited as a key developer on TV shows The Bold Type on Freeform and the canceled So Cosmo, a reality show on E! that she hosted. She has also been a judge on Project Runway and a frequent guest on MSNBCs Morning Joe and CBS This Morning.

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