Survey: Next Five Years Hold Major Revenue Shift For Publishers
In advance of its Folio: Growth Summit, being held in Chicago June 16-17, Folio: conducted a brief spot survey with its audience to gauge publishers’
Articles by FOLIO: Magazine Staff
Survey: Content Marketing Growing, But Not Quite a High Priority
Folio: and min, in partnership with Snap App, conducted a short pre-conference survey, unveiled at today’s Content Marketing & Innovation Summit in New York,
(Re)Defining the Mobile Market
2014 FAME Awards Winners Announced
At the 2014 FAME Awards, hosted early this morning at New York’s Yale Club, FOLIO: and min recognized the best in magazine events and honored this year’s class of Hall of Fame inductees.
Folio: and min’s MediaMashup Conference Returns April 3 in NYC
Folio: and min’s MediaMashup Conference will return to the Grand Hyatt in New York City on April 3, 2014. At MediaMashup, executives from all media companies will find comprehensive education, trend analysis, real-world case studies, provocative keynotes and more. We’ll identify the critical trends and offer the best insights into who’s doing what that works.
CEO Perspectives: Michael P. Duloc
Give us an overview of the strength of Palm Coast Data, its financial backing, and its vision for the future.
CEO Perspective: Malcolm Netburn
Much of the change in our industry is being driven by the customer. How should publishers be reacting?
CEO Perspectives 2013: Michael Biggerstaff
What is the most important innovation/disruption coming in media in the next 12 months?
6 Media Tech Predictions for 2014
From big data to responsive design to the next iOS, technology has become inextricably linked to publishing.No one has a perfect model for it yet though. In many cases, content has raced ahead of monetization. In other instances, it's reversed. Neither side is stopping to wait for the other to catch up though-they're continuing to innovate.
Elisabeth DeMarse
The digital publishing industry has been faced with numerous challenges in the recent years—as well as many opportunities to change and grow—and 2014 should be no different for the industry and TheStreet, Inc. alike.
