The Antithesis of the Online Experience
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Mindful. It’s the mantra as well as the title of the magazine edited by Anne Alexander. It’s a role that fits her perfectly, as Samir “Mr. Magazine” Husni noted in a recent interview. It also strikes a chord with so...
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Publishers Cry Foul on Apple’s New Subscription Model
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It was four years ago that D. B. Hebbard railed against Apple and the lousy way they treat magazine publishers. They are at it again … and we wonder what Hebbard would think of this. “Apple's upcoming Spotify-style magazine subscription...
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Publishers are Winning Hearts … and Stomachs … with Dining Experiences
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You’ll never look at a mall food court the same way after reading this. According to Kayleigh Barber in Folio:, several media brands are launching dining experiences as a way to provide a new, deeper touch point for their audiences....
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The Marriage of Print and Digital Works in Real Time at Hearst
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Clearly the years she spent working in digital media helped Kate Lewis gain some incredible perspectives on consumer behavior. “That instant feedback that you get from digital is extraordinarily valuable, and I felt like that this would be a great...
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Is the Magazine Industry Still Too Scared of Social Media?
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Social media and its impact on the magazine industry was the quiet corner of this months’ American Magazine Media Conference. And that’s pretty odd, according to Tony Silber writing in Forbes. “There was just the slightest reference to the magazine...
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Are Tech Companies Helping to Save Print Journalism?
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Nobody can deny that the technical revolution has seriously disrupted journalism. The way news is gathered, published and consumed has changed dramatically in just a decade or so. Yet what if I told you that tech companies aren’t always the...
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Tom Tom in Print – Giving Female Drummers the Respect Google Didn’t
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Ten years ago, drummer and drum machine programmer Mindy Abovitz-Monk typed “female drummer” into Google’s search bar. The results were sad. “Everything from bikini-clad women standing next to drum sets, to articles about whether or not women could play drums...
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BoSacks on Why Disruption is Our New Normal – and How We Can Thrive There
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Is the publishing industry finally settling down, after years of chaos and disruption? As nice as it might be to believe that, Bo Sacks says it’s not true. “As I sit here in the industry analyst's seat, I see the...
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Condé Nast to Put All Their Titles Behind Paywalls by End of This Year
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Three years ago, it was evident that Condé Nast was somehow defying the so-called digital erosion. At the time, Nicholas Coleridge said his company’s sales had held up well, and the feared “demise” of the print magazine hadn’t materialized.  “Ninety percent...
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Redesigned GOLF Magazine Flies Straight up the Fairway
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It’s fresh. It’s bold. It’s loaded with technical info and rock star-style imagery. It’s the newly redone GOLF magazine, and its launch is causing a buzz in the world of sports magazines.  “With this issue we set a new standard...
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