Future’s Future Getting Busy
FOLIO: Magazine Staff
January 26, 2006
Future US secures rights to publish E3 show daily and launches Living division with six new titles.
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FOLIO: Magazine Staff
January 26, 2006
Future US secures rights to publish E3 show daily and launches Living division with six new titles.
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Bill Mickey
January 26, 2006
Today's fractured media landscape and its subsequent revenue opportunities is placing extra demands on magazines' publishing platforms. Publishers moving heavily into online content deployment, for example, either must update and standardize their technology platform to efficiently drive content back and forth between mediums, or devise expensive interfaces to patch together disparate systems.
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Matt Kinsman
January 26, 2006
Online portals are back and this time they seem to be paying off (unlike early attempts such as Pathfinder on the consumer side and VerticalNet on the b-to-b side). Portals have slowly been making a return for several years;they were a staple of TechTarget's strategy long before the company began expanding to print.
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FOLIO: Magazine Staff
January 26, 2006
Computer-integrated manufacturing, computer-to-plate technology, variable data printing, dynamic communication and distributionﾅthis is not your father's print shop.
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Dylan Stableford
January 21, 2006
Film and music festivals; like this week's Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, and SXSW in Austin in March; present a myriad of opportunities for magazines to promote their brands. But does hosting a party for celebrities have any real impact in the bigger picture?
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Dylan Stableford
January 21, 2006
Guns & Ammo Ad Wraps Confusing Cover
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Dylan Stableford
January 21, 2006
That predictable growth revelation comes from the latest edition of The Standard Periodical Directory, which will be released tomorrow.
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Dylan Stableford
January 19, 2006
After a year that began with her company's namesake in jail and its flagship magazine's print advertising in a dramatic freefall; and ended with an equally dramatic turnaround; Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia president and CEO Susan Lyne says that she can finally put to rest the question of the company's survival.
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FOLIO: Magazine Staff
January 19, 2006
American Business Media launched its Centennial year in New York today with a press conference, a proclamation from Mayor Bloomberg, a new logo and plenty of talk about b-to-b media's transition through the lens of the association's 100 years.
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Dylan Stableford
January 16, 2006
VNU, the Netherlands-based global media company, has received a buy-out offer from a consortium of private equity firms for EUR 28.00 to 28.50 per share, or about $8.8 billion, the company announced today. The private equity group includes AlpInvest Partners, The Blackstone Group, The Carlyle Group, Hellman & Freidman, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co., Permira and Thomas H. Lee Partners.
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