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When you publish under the aegis of Harvard Medical School, your primary objective is not simply to make money; it's to improve the health and quality of life for the  

It looks like Time Inc. CEO, Joe Ripp is at it again. It's been revealed that People magazine will produce a two-hour special in a joint venture with Dick Clark  

A riddle: What’s quick and relatively easy to set up when you want to become a publisher, but can still be quite lucrative? The answer, of course, is a subscription  

Harper's Bazaar online has received a makeover. minOnline is reporting that the Harper's Bazaar website has been redesigned for speed, responsiveness and editorial. Steve Smith writes, "Much of HarpersBazaar.com is  

If there's one thing that Mequoda folks have in common, it's a powerful promotional email template that we call the circulation-builder, or circ-builder. As a publisher, you might assume that this  

Talking New Media is reporting that TIME finally releases a retina edition of their iPad App. It's the first update to the app in a year. I wonder if we'll  

Every six months, the Alliance for Audited Media issues its top 25 lists of reporting magazines for various data points. Most recently, this past June, it issued its list for  

We finally find out John Henry's thought process and reasoning for buying the Boston Globe. Henry wrote in yesterday's Globe,  

Matt Cutts, head of search spam at Google spoke at Pubcon yesterday and have some very interesting things to say about Google Page Rank. Danny Sullivan from Search Engine land  

Publishers truly enter the digital age when they offer ecommerce options in their print publications. AllYou, a member of Time Inc.’s Lifestyle Group, has recently done just that by including  

Removing your brand name from your subject line could boost open rates up to 18% Back in 2007, MailChimp published the results of their top seven performing subject lines. Seventeen out  

American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) has released new guidelines for native advertisements. Ad Age's Michael Sebastian reports, "New language suggests magazines use the term "sponsored content" to help set