Daniel Filipacchi

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Daniel Filipachi is the son of Henri Filipacchi, a director at Hachette and the inventor of Hachette's Livre de Poche brand of pocketbooks. He was for many years a photographer for Paris Match magazine and friend of René Char, as well as a jazz concert promoter and founder of Mood Records. He was also an associate of publisher Franck Ténot. He then became deputy chairman of Hachette Filipacchi Publication [1], the worlds largest magazine and publishing group.

He was also chairman and the creator of several successful magazines, including: Paris Match, France Dimanche, Tele 7 Jours, Photo Magazine, New Look Magazine and other men's magazines in France such as: Lui and the French edition of Playboy.

He has three children, Craig, Mimi and the American novelist Amanda Filipacchi.


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