Ad Execs to Supervise Editors–a Really Bad Idea
Here's a scary juxtaposition of articles about the upheaval in the publishing industry–or maybe it's a useful warning … Read more.
Notable Links: October 8, 2009
Publishers are building an online store for magazines: Time Inc., Condé Nast, and Hearst are reported to be … Read more.
Goodbye, Gourmet
Despite all the leaked reports about 25 percent across-the-board budget cuts and dire times ahead, it’s still a … Read more.
Notable Links: July 10, 2009
NYTimes.com: European Publishers Call on E.U. to Protect Copyright – They want better control of—and the chance to … Read more.
Twitter as Publishing: Tim O’Reilly’s Take
Tim O'Reilly runs a successful and innovative company that covers technology through many platforms: books in print, books … Read more.
Stanford Writers Workshop for Book Authors and Magazine Journalists
Magazine writers and book authors: Wouldn’t you like to spend two days this summer honing your craft, learning … Read more.
Notable Links: June 12, 2009
NYTimes.com: Magazine Researchers Explore New Ways to Weigh Ad Impact – Much needed–but only incremental–improvements. It's still a … Read more.
Smart Website Redesign: Get Your MagsU Slides Here
I had a great time chewing over various aspects of Web publishing with all the smart, friendly folks … Read more.
Tapping the Power of Social Media (MagsU 2009)
How should publishers be using microblogs, social networks, wikis, and similar social media tools? I explored that question … Read more.
Magazine for Newspapers Quits Print;
One on Luxury Guitars Starts Up
Presstime, the magazine of the Newspaper Association of America, has just published its last issue in print. Beginning … Read more.
