Cash-strapped Penton Looks To Web For Revenue
Missed this one earlier…trade media company Penton is hoping online will save the troubled company. The appointment of a new VP-e-media st… Read more »
Missed this one earlier…trade media company Penton is hoping online will save the troubled company. The appointment of a new VP-e-media st… Read more »
I’m leafing through the first issue of the new Playlist magazine, and I’ve to say: it passes the muster. I’m amazed at the amount of advert… Read more »
A “flurry” of activity in lifestyle/woman’s magazines trying to develop viable presence online…The latest experiments are prompted in part… Read more »
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In UK, the Future Network has bought Dennis Publishing’s PC Zone, Computer & Video Games and the latter’s website in a deal worth £2.5m.
PC… Read more »
This will give you an idea of Forbes’ electronic newsletters push…they’re trying to position the investment advice-related newsletters sep… Read more »
BusinessWeek has been hiring aggressively for its online operation..it advertised a post on my site a couple of weeks ago, and has four more… Read more »
Well, it is decided: Red Herring’s print magazine is returning as a weekly…48 issues a year, priced at $1 an issue for subscription (intro… Read more »
Hearst’s new and much ballyhooed shopping magazine Shop Etc. has launched its website in its entirety today…
Among the feature set include… Read more »
Since I’m on a break, I’ll just point to Rex’s work on the story… Read more »
(via Rexblog) Apparently, the Apple hammer extends beyond iTunes. Mac Publishing, the owner of Macworld magazine, has changed its plans to l… Read more »
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Primedia is now downplaying the Folio/AD/CM magazine sale..it says that it will be a joint partnership rather than outright sale. Makes sens… Read more »
Update: This was the text of an e-mail sent out to Primedia Business employees this morning:
To: Primedia Business Employees
From: John Fre… Read more »
Primedia, in an effort to get out of its magazine decline quagmire, is extending its print and online brands onto wireless, through two sepa… Read more »
(via Rex Hammock): Well, call it what it is…online magazine websites are now offering some new-fangled tools, more than just shovelware, t… Read more »
Mark my words: Forbes.com will drop the ad-within-editorial text “experiment”…the backlash is growing. There was a story today on PRI’s Ma… Read more »
The digital music one-off magazine from IDG, called Playlist, may be expanded, depending on the reception…Originally, speculation was that… Read more »
NYT picks up the story by DMNews yesterday: Forbes.com is now putting in ad links within the text o stories, using a service called IntelliT… Read more »
A nic and clean redesign of BW Online’s homepage…. Read more »
I’ve mentioned how ridiculously cluttered Forbes.com pages are…well, here’s another one: Forbes.com has begun to embed advertiser links in… Read more »
Hmm…I’ve seen very few magazine website requiring registration…they’re either completely open or are subscription-based… Read more »
And I thought online-to-offline extensions went dead..but the gadget bubble is bringing it back…
Ziff Davis will launch ExtremeTech magazi… Read more »
Well, everyone’s crawling out of the woodworks, as this NYT story illustrates. Most of this is not news, as I keep reporting it…
The relau… Read more »
At least is doing more than Fortune.com…and is less gimmicky than Forbes.com… Read more »
Funny this: IDG, the company behind Macworld and more than 300 other publications, will soon launch iPodworld — a magazine dedicated to App… Read more »
(sub. req.) As I reported earlier last month, Red Herring magazine is being relaunched (I reported September but it is October, according to… Read more »
Business 2.0 has redesigned its website and now loks exactly like its sister magazine Fortune’s website. As if Fortune people weren’t threat… Read more »
After Future Publishing, IPC Media (owned by Time Warner U.S.) is junping on the ridiculous magazine launch bandwagon…
It is launching a d… Read more »
I am increasingly confused about KeepMedia mission, and I’m changing my views. What is it: a digital magazines superstore where you can brow… Read more »
Jason Pontin, formerly of Red Herring magazine, has been appointed editor-in-chief of Technology Review.
Most recently, Pontin served as ed… Read more »
A call to arms for respect online ad creds, sort of. “Here’s my take on freebies: enough is enough. Now that publishers have become bona fid… Read more »
Red Herring, the shuttered new economy print magazine which was relaunched as an online-only site last year (a story which I broke here), is… Read more »
Of course, Jon Friedman can’t resist kissing you know what…
“It is the most exciting magazine on the planet,” says Chris Anderson, Editor… Read more »
The hip Brit design mag Wallpaper has launched its website…
The publishing group has promised that the Wallpaper.com site will “complement… Read more »
(Links to a PDF report): American Business Media held a panel discussion on this topic, and Readex did a survey on this…
Lists how readers… Read more »
Found this interesting nugget in the latest Media Business magazine’s June Issue…download here…section two…
Can anyone tell me why Hol… Read more »
Rex Hammock points to an interesting experiment by online basketball subscription news site, Hoopsworld.com, which is launching a print maga… Read more »
A story on how magazines such as Business 2.0 and Wired are now faring, with ad revenues growing at double-digit rates…
Each claims a circ… Read more »
Pat Kenealy, CEO of tech publisher IDG is scared, sorta, as he well should be, being in the tech media business…”Google has created a reve… Read more »
It is the kind of hare-brained schemes which put Future Publishing (its division Imagine Media) in serious trouble during the heydays back… Read more »
(via MarketingVox) At least it is trying hard on the business side, never mind its crap editorial product (at least as far as digital media… Read more »
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