Sale Process Lags for 101communications as Speculation Points to Neal Vitale

When 101communications said in September that its owner, the private-equity firm Frontenac Company, would be selling it, CEO Jeff Klein said he expected the deal to be done by the ...More

114 Magazine Industry Predictions for 2006

It was a wild and wooly year for magazines in 2005;though, really, when is it not? We asked everybody we know to give us predictions for '06, and got back a dizzying array of respo ...More

2005: A [Somewhat] Comprehensive Look at a [Not-So] Surprising Year in Magazines

Highlights and lowlights from the frontlines, assembled chronologically. ...More

FOLIO: WIRE | Billboard's Billboard Year | NYTimes Style Mag Reports Ad Page Jump | AGI Events Buys 12 | More

News and notes ﾅ Billboard's billboard-worthy year ...More

After 'Intense' Process, Primedia Business Changes Name to 'Prism'

The new name, Prism Business Media, Inc., chosen to reflect the company's broad portfolio, a "fresh start" and "big sky" qualities, was announced today. ...More

TV Guide Tops 'Brand Power' List

Likeability surveys are often, for lack of a better term, 'sketchy.' Still, like most simplistic surveys, they can be fun to look at. And given the industry's somewhat recent craze ...More

FOLIO:'s 2005 Art/Production Salary Survey

FOLIO:'s 2005 Art/Production Salary Survey was commissioned by FOLIO:. The survey draws upon Folio:'s ...More

Some Inflight Magazines Still Soaring

US Airways will launch US Airways magazine in January;replacing America West magazine and US Airways' Attache;via custom publishing company Pace Communications. ...More

Radar's Relatively Long, Strange Trip Comes to an End

The pop-politics-gossip-glamour mash-up that had relaunched earlier this year with the $25 million backing of financiers Mort Zuckerman and Jeffrey Epstein, is set to fold. For wha ...More

Time Inc. Cuts 105, Restructures Management

Included are a number of eye-opening executive-level changes in an effort to sustain the kind of growth the publishing powerhouse has been accustomed to. ...More