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OJR’s Mark Glaser convenes a virtual roundtable on the future of magazines with participants David Abrahamson, Northwestern University journ… Read more »

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On the heels of the prediction that Forbes.com will outpace Forbes the magazine by 2006, Jesse Kornbluth bites the hands that fed him for so… Read more »

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AdAge.com relaunched this week with access to a digital edition of the print magazine. The digital edition goes online Sunday nights before… Read more »

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Everyone and their mother-in-law in the trade community has the blog fever: InternetWorld, the magazine, which closed down in May last year,… Read more »

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This one is in the same vein as the story below..one of the hottest topics at MPA’s annual summit is whether magazines should charge for the… Read more »

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Or as Rex Hammock calls it, “Redux Herring”…The magazine published a prototype earlier this month, with 8,000 copies going to potential re… Read more »

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(via E-Media tidbits): A good overview of various strategies employed by magazine sites…examples of Forbes.com, Time Interactive, Maxim on… Read more »

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John Battelle says that WSJ.com and Economist.com (and by extension their print versions) are irrelevant because they don’t allow deeplinkin… Read more »

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I have to say…all the doubts about Rolling Stone losing its way were probably alarmist. I still buy and read it occasionally, and the late… Read more »

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Thomson Corporation, the electronic publishing group controlled by Canada’s Thomson family, has agreed to sell its print-based media divisio… Read more »

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The age-old story: the founder wants more money to expand the franchise, but doesn’t want to give up control… Read more »

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Variety is going to launch an online media and entertainment jobs site called VarietyCareers…it will launch on Oct 18…
Should be fun com… Read more »

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IDG’s InfoWorld has launched some new features: it has launched an IT products guide, with a twist: it has integrated RSS search engine Feed… Read more »

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(reg. req.): Lofty aim for Rip&Burn, the music magazine being launched by Haymarket on October 1..the magazine’s aimed at the downloading gn… Read more »

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Some more details on Red Herring’s print launch as a weekly: it recently hired veteran tech journalist Joel Dreyfuss as its new editor-in-ch… Read more »

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Even though the story confuses it up, this is part of the “Google Print” program…the company added more offline magazines to the effort, a… Read more »

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This is really funny: “So, just to bring us all up to speed regarding these vaporzines: The Red Herring is selling subscriptions to a weekly… Read more »

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AlwaysOn, the usually-off online news and networking site started by Tony Perkins, is launching a print quarterly magazine, according to a n… Read more »

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(via Dan Gillmor) The IDG linking policy controversy creeps up again…this time it is barring CNET’s News.com, it seems… Read more »

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Nice magazine promo…subscribe to the magazine, and get two complimentary song downloads…through MusicRebellion… Read more »

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In this post on VF’s James Wolcott starting a blog (a feat in itself), an interesting bit: Vanity Fair, among the last holdouts from the Con… Read more »

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An interesting overview of the fashion webzines…In the business, they’re known as affiliate sites, and they’re an important driver of appa… Read more »

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