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Lynch replaced every single Condé Nast executive except Anna Wintour
“You know, other than Anna Wintour, every other executive has turned over since I joined the company. Every single one. And I did most of it immediately.”
Twenty-somethings buy as much vinyl as older demographics, often without players
“Now there's as many people in their twenties buying them as there are people in their fifties or sixties buying them. A lot of people in their twenties don't even own a record player. They buy the vinyl records.”
Lynch: Vogue readers directed backlash at magazine over AI-model ad
“You know, last June, there was an ad that was run in Vogue print magazine, and the ad used an AI generated model. And it blew up. But people who were angry, they were angry a little bit at the advertiser. They were mostly angry at Vogue.”
Lynch: Recorded Music Revenue Only Recently Recovered to 1999 Peak
“It's only just gotten back to the size it was in 1999, you know, 27 years later.”
Lynch: Vinyl Record Sales Have Grown Every Year for 18 Years
“Vinyl records have grown every year for the last 18 years. And sales of vinyl records.”