As Newsstand Atrophy Worsens, Reform Remains Possible
The six largest publishers hold the key to the newsstand's survival — if they work together.
Articles by Baird Davis
Analysis: Print Media’s Moment of Reckoning
How reckless circulation practices only accelerate the demise of consumer magazines.
Assessing the State of the Consumer Magazine Print Business
In the rush to the digital future, publishers have taken their eyes off the “print-ball.”
How Book-a-Zines Are Endangering the Newsstand
You might have noticed that high priced "book-a-zine" products, carrying the brand name of well-recognized publications, are appearing more frequently on the newsstand.
The Transforming Consumer Magazine Business Has Not Been Good to the Newsstand
Consumer magazine publishers are learning how to cope in an environment racked by massive shifts in technology that have altered how people consume media.
When Will the Newsstand Canary Croak?
For the last five years publishers have been digging ever deeper in the newsstand coal mine, seemingly blind to the dangers that lie below.
Publishers Fiddle While the Newsstand Channel Burns
To paraphrase Senator John McCain—let’s have some straight talk. The newsstand as we know it is nearing endangered species status.
No Cap Yet On Newsstand Well
Consumer magazine advertising sales modestly increased in the first half of this year. However, the newsstand situation continues to baffle.
Market Bellwethers Point to a New Consumer Magazine Era
Contrary to popular belief the sky is not falling on the consumer magazines business. It might not be all peaches and cream,
Newsstand Sales: Is There Reason for Hope?
Newsstand sales in the second half of 2009 were dreadful, but in the wreckage there are some hopeful signs that the worst may be over.
