A forum for the print and
digital publishing industries
- How The Role Of The Publisher Is Changing
Traditionally, publishers are responsible for the overall performance of their publications, for driving growth and strategy, and leadership of the editorial teams
- Weighing (In On) Fall Fashion Magazines
September has long been a big month for fashion and beauty magazines. And while times have changed, September still carries a lot of weight for fashion brands.
- Ami Reports 29% Growth In Digital Audience
AMI has reported a record year for its digital properties, with growth in both digital audience and revenue for fiscal year 2016.
- Facebook Suspends Domain Insights, Changing Rules Of The Road For New Publishers
On the last day of June, Facebook dammed up a stream of audience data that publishers once used to see how their content performed inside Facebook. Late last week, it acknowledged that it may not turn the tap back on, either.
- Video: The Evolution Of Mobile Content Consumption
When digital magazine editions were first introduced in the early 2000s, publishers considered digital readers separate from print subscribers and a new audience that they could reach.
- Do The Abcs Reflect The True Influence Of Magazine Brands?
There was a time when magazine publishers looked forward to the ABC results. Every six months, they got to find out whether their hard work had been rewarded by growing circulations – and celebrated with plenty of Champagne when times were good.
- Some Publishers Worry About Viability Of Branded Videos On Facebook
Media companies are amassing increasingly large audiences for video on Facebook, allowing them to make more money from producing and distributing videos paid for by advertisers.
- Memo To Magazine Media: Social Networks Are Not Altruistic
Social media doesn’t exist as a grand platform for your experiments. It exists to make money for its owners.
- Micropayments Versus Subscriptions For Digital Content
Publishers have gotten the message that they need to innovate to survive. Innovation can take several forms – new content areas, new products, new business models.