Time Inc. to Launch Frat Boy Humor Site ‘Office Pirates’

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The Wall Street Journal reports Time Inc. has plans to launch a Web site called Office Pirates in the next few weeks which will target young male’s hoping to make up for poor ad-page performance at the company’s men’s titles. The idea behind Office Pirates is to rebirth an era “that once allowed Wall Street’s bawdy and frat-boy humor to spread quickly among financial institutions.”

No one at Time Inc is talking about the site and former Maxim magazine editor Mark Golin who is behind Office Pirates has refused requests for interview hoping, as the Wall Street Journal surmises, the site takes on a non-promotional “fucked company”-like aura and grows organically. The Sports Illustrated sales team is said to handle ad sales for the site which is hoping for sponsorship sales rather than banner sales.

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