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A friend who runs a printing plant told me half his clients are going under and the rest are struggling. But as he put it, "I can't subsidize the publishing business."
More than 400 magazine publishing and editorial executives gathered earlier this week in San Francisco for the annual American Magazine Conference.
In yet another installment of her ongoing interview with Katie Couric, Governor Palin was asked to divulge what news publications she'd read prior to her bid for VP.
Too many readers are concerned about prestige rather than learning something. EW takes us to new places because the magazine covers only what is new.
I'm working on my Happiness Project, and you should have one, too! Everyone's project will look different, but it's the rare person who can't benefit....
Tonight the American Society of Magazine Editors will present its annual awards that recognize excellence in the various talents and skills that go into making magazines.
In the TV ad for the movie 21, the announcer says, as if it's a terrific, exciting piece of news, "Entertainment Weekly calls it 'a card-sharp thrille...
Outside's articles are generally geared, scaled & written just for men. Their workouts? Men only.
One of the worst things about having a wedding was the bridal magazines and the pressure of the perfect neo-yuppie lifestyle they portrayed.
Finally, there's a light at the end of the tunnel for print magazines. A new strategy has emerged thanks to The Industry Standard, the high priest of the Internet that folded after that bubble burst.
Even before the rate hike, postage was one of our magazine's highest costs. With the new rates, more revenue will have to be put into postage, draining our programming budget.
