Johnson Publishing Company was taken up by Johnson's daughter Linda Johnson Rice after his death. Rice sold the headquarters to Columbia College in 2010. Jet Magazine published its final print edition in 2014. Rice sold Ebony and Jet to Clear View Group, a Texas-based private equity firm, in 2016. The two magazines will continue to publish online. Ebony is an annual publication that focuses on black culture, politics, and lifestyle. It was founded in 1944 by Johnson Publishing Company. The magazine has had many editors over the years, including Mrs. Eleanor B. Wilson, who became the first female editor of a national black magazine when she took over from W. E. B. Du Bois in 1946. She stayed at the post for only three months, but during her tenure the magazine grew from six to 36 pages. In 1959, Charles Hamilton Houston and William H. Hastie were hired as co-editors. They changed the focus of the magazine toward social issues rather than beauty tips and black history. Jet was started in 1966 by James O. Johnson. It primarily covers music news and gossip but also includes articles on fashion, television, movies, and sports. There are several other black magazines such as Essence, Vibe, and Black Enterprise; all of them have reached or exceeded the circulation levels of Ebony and Jet.