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Tina Brown wants Women in the World, her live-event series returning this week, to avoid the conference-scene plague of “two guys and a glass of water.”

“It is so boring,” she said during a meeting at The New York Times headquarters.

Women in the World is the second — or maybe third — act for Ms. Brown, who famously edited Vanity Fair and The New Yorker, where she introduced a mix of hard news and salacious celebrity stories, before launching her own short-lived Talk magazine. Later, she founded digital-only site The Daily Beast under Barry Diller’s IAC umbrella and left — after the company’s disastrous acquisition of Newsweek — with the Women in the World series in 2013.

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