Tony Silber
October 11, 2005
By Dylan Stableford This Martha Stewart is certainly no diva. When Martha Stewart, the queen of all media, saw a trade ad by Shepherdsville, Kentucky-based magazine printer Publishers Press
Read More
October 5, 2005
By Dylan Stableford and Bill Mickey It's been a week since Daily Show host Jon Stewart sliced and diced some of the top consumer magazine editors at a Magazine Publishers of America
Read More
October 5, 2005
By Bill Mickey The media and information industry has been through a particularly active first three quarters accumulating $52 billion in M&A deals according to New York-based media bankers Jordan, Edmiston Group, Inc. (JEGI) , who have themselves rifled through 19 transactions to date. The firm tracks transactions across 11 sectors.
Read More
October 5, 2005
By Matt Kinsman Wicks Business Information (WBI)
Read More
October 3, 2005
Phil Ellenbecker is on a mission. He is determined to do everything he can to halt the door-to-door sales of magazine subscriptions, and intends to personally call every single publisher on the Magazine Publishers Association membership list to explain his concerns.
Read More
October 3, 2005
By Dylan Stableford Michigan City, Indiana-based reprint and digital licensing firm FosteReprints has inked a deal with United Press International , the Washington, D.C.-based global business and policy news provider. FosteReprints will provide reprint, e-print and copyright licensing of UPI's online content.
Read More
October 3, 2005
By Dylan Stableford BBDO New York won the top honor for its "Ecomagination" GE campaign at American Business Media's CEBA (Creative Excellence in Business Advertising) awards ceremony on September 29 at Lincoln Center in New York.
Read More
October 1, 2005
By Matt Kinsman Despite the glut of electronic information, e-mail newsletters remain a timely, effective way to stay top of mind for very little cost. To keep their newsletters a must-read instead of spam file fodder, publishers need to deliver surgical strikes that highlight actionable content.
Read More
October 1, 2005
By Tony Silber SRDS, which successfully revamped its consumer-magazine product lineup this year, is implementing a similar plan with its b-to-b business for 2006, dramatically scaling back the frequency of its print directory and adding a variety of online products and services.
Read More
October 1, 2005
By Christopher Heun Frustrated by new rules passed two months ago by the Audit Bureau of Circulations , circulation directors charge that the industry group has failed to adequately explain the changes, which they believe are largely unnecessary in the first place.
Read More