UPDATE: BusinessWeek Layoffs Begin
Up to 33 percent of staff could be cut, including ‘important’ online people. ...More
Hearst’s Food Network Magazine Named Most Notable Launch of 2009
Samir “Mr. Magazine” Husni picks top 15 launches of the past year. ...More
Newsweek to Cut a Dozen Staffers
Meacham memo: 'I have no spin to offer.' ...More
People on the Move | 11.12.09
UBM, Better Homes & Gardens, Hearst, American Express Publishing, more ... ...More
- People on the Move | 11.12.09
- Hachette Closing Metropolitan Home
- After Four Print Issues, Purpose Driven Connection to Go Online-Only
- Time Inc. News Group Digital President Vivek Shah to Step Down
- UPDATE: Forbes Hit by Layoffs
- Top BusinessWeek Editor to Step Down
- Doubledown Media Co-Founder Launches Custom Celebrity Magazine Series
- Rodale Strikes Licensing Deal to Market Branded Workout Kits
- Consumer Advertising Pages Decline Again, Falling 26.6 Percent in Q3
- Interweave Merges Beading Magazines
Salary Trends: A Revealing Five-Year Look at Traditional Titles, and Analysis of Emerging Ones
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Tuesday, December 8, 2009 - 2:00pm
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List Industry Trends
Need to reach a specific demographic? There’s a list for that, and they’re getting more specific every day. Learn how you can parse these figures to your businesses’ advantage. There’s strength in numbers!
Thursday, December 17, 2009 - 2:00pm
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Buyout Window Closes, Layoffs Loom at Time Inc.Here we go again. ...More
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Despite a Brutal Year, The Number of Shelter Magazines GrowsReport: Home category has seen top growth over the last five years. ...More
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Latina’s ‘Viva Mexico’ Special Issue Debuts Custom Covers and Generates Additional Revenue, Advertisers
Breaking away from women’s service design helped Latina gain new advertisers. ...More
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Condé Nast Layoffs: A Roundup (So Far)
The staffing reductions may continue. ...More
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ESPN 'Body' Issue a Quick Subscription Boost
Publisher’s paid online site gains 400 new subscribers in less than 24 hours. ...More
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FOLIO: Q+A: Atlantic Publisher Jay Lauf
Jay Lauf, the former publisher of Wired, talks about his transition to the Atlantic, his plan for growth and how the two seemingly disparate magazines are similar.
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FOLIO: Video Q+A: The Atlantic’s Justin Smith
Atlantic Media president Justin Smith talks about the magazine’s now-infamous Britney Spears cover, it’s digital strategy and what it takes to retool a 150-year-old magazine brand—without alienating its core audience.
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FOLIO: Video Q+A: New Yorker’s David Remnick
At the 2008 National Magazine Awards, FOLIO: spoke with New Yorker editor David Remnick about his magazine’s perennial Ellies nominations, why he’s bullish on print and what he thinks about the Democratic race for the White House.
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USPS: No Rate Increase on Periodicals in 2010
Ruling will save publishers millions of dollars. ...more
Building a Winner
The Economist Group publisher Paul Rossi explains how they do it. ...more
Five Paper Trends To Watch For 2010
- Self Boasts Most-Read Feature in Q2, According to Survey
- Incoming Playboy CEO: ‘I Believe the Magazine Will Come Back’
- Furloughs, Salary Cuts and Employee Hours: What’s Legal and What’s Not
- Why Are Successful Magazines Folding?
- From Internet Nickels to Digital Dollars
- Newsstand in Crisis: Triage for Publishers and Wholesalers
- A Recession is a Terrible Thing to Waste
- SIPS Remain Strong on the Newsstand.
- Preparing to Lose
- Why Would Anyone Launch a Print Magazine Today?
- Three Positions Worth Hiring in 2009
- What Does it Mean to be Green?
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