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- Publishers Are Using Medium To Entice Readers And Try New Types Of Content
When Washington Post writer Geoff Edgers wrote an article about tracking down a lost violin in March this year, he took to Medium, home to long-form essays and think pieces, to explain the reporting process behind the final feature.
- Hearst Starts Talks To Buy Some Of Time Inc. Magazines
Hearst Corp. executives are said to be interested in taking a peek at some pieces of the Time Inc. empire if it were to be bought and busted up.
- UBM Takes Several Titles Digital-Only As Strategic Shift Continues
The Americas division of the global B2B information firm, which has not been shy about its aggressive transition from trade publisher to “events-first” company.
- Amazon Wants To Help Publishers Make More Money From Ads
Amazon is pushing further into ad technology with the release of two new products aimed at helping web publishers make more money from digital ads.
- 10 Tips For Choosing A Magazine Printer
The United States has more than 20,000 printing businesses. When it comes to producing magazines, you can probably ignore at least 98% of those.
- Q&A With Stand Magazine’s Dwayne Hayes
“I’m just a huge fan of print. When I read something, I want to grab it in print. When Borders (Bookstore) was opened, I would go there during my weekly Friday afternoon routine when I would get out of work early.
- Is OTT Video A New Premium Opportunity For Publishers?
Every media brand is chasing the ad dollars into digital video, but some publishers also see in the new distributed and over-the-top video environments a more direct revenue stream from consumers.
- In The Shadow Of Facebook, Twitter Loses Traction With Publishers
Social publishing is becoming a zero-sum game. As media companies clamor for reader attention on Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat, there’s one place that’s getting less attention: Twitter.
- ‘Domino’ Magazine Opens Pop-Up Store Sponsored By Target
Home decor magazine Domino has opened its first brick-and-mortar pop-up shop, located in lower Manhattan and sponsored by Target. The store features products curated by Domino’s editorial staff and inspired by the magazine’s winter issue.