Bonnie Fuller Resigns From ‘Us Weekly’

Bonnie Fuller, who joined Wenner Media in March 2002 and revitalized ‘Us Weekly’ has stepped down as Editor in Chief. In her tenure, the magazine’s paid circulation grew 18.5% and single copy sales rose 55.2%.

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