Ioanna Opidee
March 20, 2012
The ABC board of directors has taken a significant step toward formally approving a number of changes to its digital reporting rules,
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Ioanna Opidee
March 15, 2012
For city and regional publishers, perhaps more so than their national counterparts, magazine distribution requires an active rather than a passive approach, one that includes constant tending, refinement and, often, innovation.
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TJ Raphael
March 15, 2012
BPA Worldwide has been granted approval from its membership to expand its service offerings to third-party entities—the group will launch the iCompli division,
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Bill Mickey
March 8, 2012
Pinterest has become a significant new social platform for magazines, particularly in the women’s market. Meredith’s Better Homes and Gardens has built a heavy presence on the site with almost 60 different boards aligned with the brand’s various editorial categories in home and garden design.
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Stefanie Botelho
March 8, 2012
NEW YORK – At DMA’s Circulation Marketing Day, Meredith National Media Group’s EVP and chief digital officer Liz Schimel’s opening keynote reflected on what the recent slew of devices really means for content creation, retaining readers and gaining new ones.
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Bill Mickey
March 8, 2012
For our March issue cover story, we convened a Folio: Roundtable to deliberate on the current state and future of content.
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Ioanna Opidee
March 7, 2012
Cosmopolitan topped 115,000 digital subscribers last month, making it the first Hearst title to break 100,000 and perhaps marking renewed reason for hope among magazine publishers.
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TJ Raphael
March 6, 2012
In late April, PEOPLE’s 23rd annual “World’s Most Beautiful” special double issue will debut on newsstands.
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Tony Uphoff
March 1, 2012
Few things have caused more disruption for business marketers and business media than the changing nature of demand generation.
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Bill Mickey
March 1, 2012
Comag Marketing Group, the national magazine distributor jointly owned by Hearst and Condé Nast, has been sold to the Jim Pattison Group. The deal signals the exit of the two publishers from the magazine distribution business and is being positioned as an effort to heal a newsstand supply chain that’s long been fraught with competing interests and inefficiencies.
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