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    Articles tagged magazines (60)

    Sarah DarvilleJuly 12, 2013
    In the Netherlands, a magazine experiments with “social distribution” (and they don’t mean retweets)
    By convincing readers to act as distributors, Works That Work’s print edition is helping the magazine gain global readers and engage others closer to home.
    Ken DoctorJune 13, 2013
    The newsonomics of Hearst Magazines’ one million new customers
    Most publishers are concentrating on milking more revenue out of existing customers. Hearst is focused on building a new native-to-digital audience.
    Magazines see growth in iPad advertising
    Mark CoddingtonFebruary 1, 2013
    This Week in Review: Vine’s potential and problems, and the new face of The New Republic
    Plus: The Washington Post’s real-time fact-checking, hacking attacks against The New York Times, and the rest of the week’s news in media and tech.
    Mark CoddingtonOctober 26, 2012
    This Week in Review: The new iPad mini and Surface tablets, and a BBC scandal hits the Times
    Plus: Newsweek’s demise and magazines’ future, possible newspaper targets for Rupert Murdoch, and the rest of the week’s media and tech news.
    Mark CoddingtonOctober 19, 2012
    This Week in Review: Anonymity and free speech at Reddit, and the cause of Newsweek’s decline
    Plus: The struggle over control of the debates, Circa and the future of the news article, and the rest of this week’s media and tech news.
    Mark CoddingtonOctober 5, 2012
    This Week in Review: Twitter’s real-time debate analysis, and the rise of mobile news
    Plus: Fox News raises questions of ethics in live coverage, the death of a journalism legend, and the rest of the week’s media and tech news.
    Mark CoddingtonAugust 13, 2012
    This Week in Review: The Olympics’ media lessons, and Google’s copyright crackdown
    Plus: Another prominent case of plagiarism, the debate over false balance, a challenge to j-schools, and the rest of the week’s media and tech must-reads.
    Justin EllisJune 14, 2012
    The aggregator builds a magazine: The Huffington Post slows itself down with Huffington
    The new iPad magazine from the Huffington Post is looking to court a higher-end audience willing to pay for weekly, longform journalism.
    Bloomberg Businessweek goes magazine-y on the iPhone
    The magazine believes readers wants magazine-sized content throughout the day, not just at iPad time. Justin Ellis
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