FOLIO: Video Center

An inside look at the 2010 FOLIO: Show and Audience Development Conference.

The Monitor editor John Yemma describes the transition from daily print to a new digital focus.

Executive editor Matt Kinsman heads to the local range to take on the Field & Stream challenge.

Publisher Jonathan Wells talks about the new economy of The Christian Science Monitor.

For the final installment in our series of 2010 FOLIO: Show video Q+As, we catch up with ALM’s Kevin Vermeulen. He discuss the state of the event industry and what publishers can do to shift their strategies and identify new opportunities.

We sit down with Mansueto Ventures' consumer marketing director Patrick Hainault for the fourth installment in a five-part FOLIO: Show video series. Hainault discusses the near-collapse of the newsstand early last year and what changes could be made to the supply chain to make it a more robust sales channel.

In the third installment of our 2010 FOLIO: Show video Q+As we speak with Hearst Magazines chief marketing officer Michael Clinton. He sounds off on the state of the company’s magazines as well as the successful launch of Food Network Magazine.

The 2010 FOLIO: Show is returning to New York City this year, June 7 to 9. One of the stand-out sessions is called "Understanding the New Edit Tools: Apps, Widgets and Calculators." Here, we check in with session speaker Betty Wong of Fitness about how she gets her team in the mindset to create content across emerging platforms.

The 2010 FOLIO: Show is returning to New York City this year, June 7 to 9. One of the stand-out sessions is called “Revisiting the Revenue Potential of the Paywall: How It Might Work For You.” Here, we check in with session speaker Elissa Tomasetti of the Financial Times about how the publication has built a successful—and profitable—online paywall.

Welcome to the 2010 FOLIO: 40, our list of some of the most distinguished magazine and media professionals from every corner of our industry.

Every FOLIO: 40 has its unique themes, but this year we’ve found some truly inspirational success stories that emerged from a very tough period. We hope you have as much fun reading it as we did compiling it.

FOLIO: Show Virtual keynoter Michael Brito talks about how to incorporate social media functionality into content sites in order to drive engagement and visitors, as well as spark interaction.

Publisher and editor Edward Adams on the association magazine's four-month program, which includes a two-week mobile road tour from Boston to Washington D.C.

A FOLIO: roundtable with eight of the industry's leaders in social media on the shift to community—and how to monetize it.

One of the magazine industry’s most respected designers on the best and worst design trends.

Highlights of keynotes, breakout sessions and the exhibit hall from the 2008 FOLIO: Show in Chicago.

In a luncheon keynote at the 2008 Circulation Management Conference in Chicago, Jonathan Weber, founder, publisher and CEO of Montana-based NewWest.net, and former editor-in-chief of The Industry Standard, outlined how he built a regional network of Web sites, and why its success will be driven by editorial appeal.

In a keynote at the 2008 Circulation Management Conference in Chicago, Access Intelligence CEO Don Pazour explained that, especially in the b-to-b space, audience relevance and growth is the key metric for success—more so even, than content or commerce.

From the 2008 CM Show: Todd Kotlarek offers his take on the Circulation Management Conference and Expo and the growing importance of “hyper niche” and “hyper local” content.

From the 2008 CM Show: Sylvia Sierra, SVP, corporate audience development at Access Intelligence, discusses the wide range of cutting-edge audience development responsibilities and how publishers should view their growing product portfolios.

From the 2008 CM Show: Rick Alovis chats with Red 7 Media GM Tony Silber and gives his perspective on the Circulation Management Conference and Expo, his key takeaways, and impact of e-media on all things circulation.