Maybe You Can Sell Digital Editions After All
Early versions of digital magazines got a bad rap, thanks to static facsimiles and awkward reader tools that did little to improve the reader experience over print.
Articles by Caysey Welton
Advanstar Announces New Digital Strategy for Healthcare Group
Advanstar Communications announced a new strategic direction for its Healthcare Group, focusing on digital distribution and continuing medical education through a centralized physician portal at ModernMedicine.com.
Magazine for Prisoners Grows Through Word of Mouth, MySpace
Since its launch in June, Prisonworld magazine—created to form and serve a community of incarcerated readers—has doubled in page size, from 16 for the first to 32 for the next, and estimates a readership of 250,000.
Vendors Take Stage at ABM Top Management
This year’s ABM Top Management meeting featured some of the best content I’ve heard at the annual event (which I’ve been going to on and off since the late Nineties),
RDA Set to Launch Self-Serve Ad Service
The Reader’s Digest Association is set to announce later today its Food Advertising Network@RDA, featuring a self-serve Web advertising service called AdWizard@RDA.
New Yorker, Wired, Texas Monthly Win Cover of the Year Awards
BOCA RATON, FLORIDA—Wired, Time and The New Yorker were among the winners at the American Society of Magazine Editors second annual cover contest, announced Tuesday by Glamour edito
Ozzie Profile: BNET
CNET Networks’ BNET beat out some stiff competition to win both Best Web Site Design and Best Web Site Editorial. Not bad for a site that’s only existed in its current form since March 2007.
Ad Age Editor: ‘We Like It When You Pick a Place to Moor Our Yachts’
Best line from day one of the 2007 American Magazine Conference, taking place at the ridiculously posh Boca Raton Resort &
Jumping Platforms
The popular thinking often is that hiring an executive outside the industry can jump-start a stagnant publishing operation and give it the inside track to developing an online business.
Is Sports Illustrated Losing Potential Writers to ESPN?
Sports Illustrated recently hired a pair of senior writers with newspaper pedigrees – the New York Times‘ Damon Hack and Jim Trotter of the San Diego Union Tribune –
