Subscription Website Publishing

Have you heard of WhoSay? It's a social network that's basically exclusive to celebrities. According to Folio, "Time Inc.’s People and WhoSay, a digital-only social magazine powered by the celebrities  

It’s been awhile in coming, but niche publishers are having things their way at last. Mequoda has been preaching this sermon for a while, but now, it seems, the rest  

Crain's New York recently had a chat with President of Condé Nast Bob Sauerberg to talk magazine subscription pricing. The conversation is so Mequoda that you'd think they were discussing  

It’s all good until you see that money still lying on the table. That’s how we think of TIME.com here at Mequoda. Last week it unveiled its new website design,  

The more content the better. That's what ALM had in mind when they launched Law.com which features its own contributor network. Adding the contributor network will help law thought leaders  

One of the most successful subscription websites in the world is The Economist, where the venerable news publication posts dozens of news articles every day, unique visitors from the US  

If you’ve ever contemplated attending one of our Subscription Website Publishing Intensives, but the time – and budget – just haven’t been right, I have a new way for you  

One of Mequoda’s primary reasons for being is to help legacy publishers cross the digital divide. And when it comes to Farm Progress, we’re talking serious legacy publishing – a  

When the Internet burst on the scene and magazine publishers decided to get on the bandwagon, a lot of people simply shoveled their content up to the Web and called  

TheLadders.com, Match.com and SSWUG.org utilize membership subscription websites to properly serve their audiences The membership subscription website archetype is a very complicated model. It may be structured as a pure-play site,