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- How Forbes Got Readers To Double The Time Spent Per Post On Mobile
For most news publishers, their audiences increasingly prefer visiting them on mobile devices. As comScore found, mobile eats up 65 percent of digital media time. But many publishers have lagged in reshaping desktop news for mobile sites.
- Uk Publisher Bids $1.56 Billion For Penton
Business-to-business media is still big, well, business, judging by the price tags attached to some of the big B2B publishers and events companies over the last year.
- What Is ‘Content First’ And Is It The Way Forward?
As magazine publishing evolves, a key challenge for publishers is to select the right workflows and processes that not only solve current challenges but can adapt sufficiently to further disruption.
- 2017 Print Forecast: Tiny Price Hikes With A Chance Of Disruption
In fact, for all of the “Three Ps” of print magazine publishing — Postage, Printing, and Paper — publishers should be more concerned about disruptions than price increases next year.
- What You Need To Know This Week | September 19, 2016
After weeks of rumors regarding an upcoming restructuring, the mood at Condé Nast, headquartered at 1 World Trade Center, has understandably turned sour. The potential plans that are circulating have made way for wild speculation among staffers.
- Publisher Events: New Stuff To Check Out!
Thinking of starting a new event or want to improve revenues on an existing one? Niche publishers are usually so busy organizing, planning and managing their own events.
- Amid Widespread Pressure On Print Advertising, Sunday Times Style Magazine Trumpets Record Revenue
The Sunday Times’ Style magazine has published the most advertising-packed edition in its 20-year history.
- A Cross-Disciplinary Approach To Science Is Helping Nautilus Carve A Unique Niche In Science Publishing
With a focus on deep reporting, a print magazine, and an intense affinity for illustrations, nonprofit Nautilus has taken an expensive approach to launching a new science publication.
- Four Years Of Quartz: Jay Lauf Looks To The Future Of Digital Publishing
Not many media properties achieve such instant recognition as Quartz has in its short four-year tenure. It’s due in no small part to the clearly articulated vision of founder Jay Lauf. He stepped in to Digital Media Strategies USA 2016 for a chat about how he turned the brand into an institution and an adjective.