The New York Times is reporting that People is changing its subscription model. Christine Haughney reports,"On Monday, the magazine is introducing four new subscription packages. It is trying to attract
Audience Development had a report earlier this month on how Harvard Business Review increased prices and increased their circulation at the same time. Michael Rondon reports, "HBR has seen total
The Guardian has a full report on how the luxury titles at Conde' Nast have been performing. Josh Halliday reports,"Thumping in at 430 pages, the September issue of Vogue is
The New Yorker just boasted a milestone of 10.7 million unique visitors to their website from across the globe. Meanwhile, their circulation is up 17.7% year-over-year to 1.05 million.
Editor Nicholas
Barnes & Noble is in a tight spot with their Nook Book reader. Motley Fool dissects their latest quarterly results, saying "in the company’s most recent results, sales from Barnes
Next Issue, basically a Netflix for magazines subscriptions, now has over 100 titles. For $14.99 a month people get access to about 93 different publications and growing quickly. Bloomberg Businessweek,
My assignment last Friday was to review the app created by The Atlantic, a 156-year-old publication that was born from the minds of Boston’s intellectual elite – hardly a publication
Anyone who doubts that the iPad is the most important media-related technological innovation in all of human history should re-read those dates. And the exciting thing for those of us
Digital magazines can thrive, but they can’t be Yahoo
On March 3, 1923, TIME magazine was born. It was what most publications were in that era: an aggregator, dedicated to rewriting
Developers and publishers engaging in digital magazine publishing through Apple’s App Store need to know these new statistics
With the iPad taking the lion’s share of the tablet market, most publishers
The Importance of the ‘Collide and Meet’
There’s a really interesting article on The New Yorker magazine site titled Groupthink: The Brainstorming Myth by Jonah Lehrer. He reports that when
Connecting the Dots Between Women and Entrepreneurship
“Women start only around 3 percent of the nation’s technology companies. They are almost absent in high-level technology positions. [Although read the article about
On Blogging, Telemarketing and Timing of Emails
Here are three good articles I’ve come across in the last few days, as we gear up for next week’s Marketing Conference in Miami.
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Thoughts on ROI for Social Media Efforts
I wrote the cover story for SIPA’s November Hotline newsletter on ROI for social media efforts. What should you expect and what parameters should
Negotiations between Apple and major publishers have allowed the digital publishing evolution to continue
Major magazine publishers have started using iTunes to offer subscriptions to iPad editions.
Among these publishers is media
Facebook for Business? A Writer Gives It a Go
The steady advance of Facebook as a business tool moved forward yesterday as President Obama held a town-hall style forum with none
The Kindle Wireless Reader has forever changed online publishing, for the better?
Ever wonder how many Kindles has Amazon sold to date? Apparently, that is the million dollar question.
Why a Google Knol may still offer an unfair advantage over search engine results and how you can get a piece of that pie
Although Google says that Knols get no
The Most Pressing Question About VanityFair.com is the Strategy of the Site. Is it a True Content Site or Just Marketing Print Subscriptions?
Vanity Fair is one of those cultural icons
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