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Comment on Monocle: Mr. Magazine’s™ Notable International Launch of the Year + An interview with Tyler Brule by My Top 6 Magazines | Nothing Ever Happens

My Top 6 Magazines | Nothing Ever Happens — Thu, 15 May 2008 15:25:28 +0000

[...] #1 / Monocle Started by Tyler Brule (who founded Wallpaper in 1996) is my absolute favorite. It’s all about the quality of life! Monocle is a new entrant which shows there is always room for innovation even in a declining industry. While newspapers are closing overseas offices and trimming staff, Monocle is adding offices and expanding its staff on various continents (and has inverted the subscription model!). Read a short interview with Brule. [...]

Comment on The glossy weekly named TIME… by andrewlos

andrewlos — Mon, 05 May 2008 20:13:23 +0000

Did all these end up on the newsstand? I thought only the first one did (hence it’s the only one with a bar code). Time’s website, when you click on ‘the magazine’ suggests the same.

Andrew
The remaining four covers are inside the front cover…so you are right. By doing so TIME’s readers do not have to pay $4.95 five times to have all the covers…

Comment on Condé Nast Portfolio: The Most Notable Launch of 2007 by » Award voor beste tijdschriftrubriek naar Cond� Nast Portfolio 04-05-2008 RethinkingMedia

Sun, 04 May 2008 10:05:19 +0000

[...] verluidt investeerde uitgever Cond� Nast maar liefst 125 miljoen dollar in het glossy zakenblad. ‘Mister Magazine’ Samir Husni noemde het blad al de meest opmerkelijke lancering van 2007, een jaar waarin 715 nieuwe bladen op [...]

Comment on Split covers and different stars reach Hip Hop Weekly world… by Superhead

Superhead — Fri, 02 May 2008 03:25:42 +0000

First off Mr Magazine, Hip Hop Weekly isn’t published every week, in fact, they can’t even get this magazine on newsstands everyother week (which is what they promise advertisers) This magazine is published by two of the sleeziest individuals in the publishing business and the only thing you will learn from them is smoke and mirrors!

Comment on New Magazine Launches: First Quarter ‘08 — totals are up, 4x or more are down by New Magazine Launches Up in 1Q

New Magazine Launches Up in 1Q — Wed, 30 Apr 2008 19:32:30 +0000

[...] planned to be published more than 4 times year. This number is down from the previous 2 years. Mr. Magazine (April 26, [...]

Comment on Get your free WIRED magazine… by tahir rana

tahir rana — Tue, 29 Apr 2008 08:33:24 +0000

send me a copy

Comment on New Magazine Launches: First Quarter ‘08 — totals are up, 4x or more are down by Dr. Letitia Wright

Dr. Letitia Wright — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 01:07:26 +0000

the launch of SNOB magazine should be interesting to watch

Comment on Stop Using the Term Convergence and other Good Advice from ESPN’s Wright Thompson by Show Dawg

Show Dawg — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 18:03:45 +0000

This is all well and good. But the tech-related stress isn’t coming from folks at larger media outlets such as ESPN — which has a dedicated Web-development staff … and then some — as much as it is from smaller shops. When an editorial staff of two or three is suddenly asked to shoot/post video, blog and otherwise “figure out this Web thing,” they often lack the training, resources and time to do so.

It ain’t like their salaries are goin’ up. And it ain’t like J schools are developing strong “new”-media-based curricula (especially at the master’s/doctorate level) to keep pace.

And let’s face it: No Ole Miss grad is likely to land a job such as Wright’s any time soon. They’ll be landing in places such as Hattiesburg, Jackson and B2B pubs, if they’re lucky. If they’re not, they’ll be self-publishing with the other 3.9-million schlubs out there.

Comment on Stop Using the Term Convergence and other Good Advice from ESPN’s Wright Thompson by Michael Turro

Michael Turro — Thu, 24 Apr 2008 17:51:41 +0000

All excellent points. I have no idea why journalists- especially new, student journalists - are so freaked out by the tech groundswell. OK, I can see why an old dog might not want to learn any new tricks, but the up and comers should be excited… the market for their expertise is expanding! And if for some reason they can’t find a market, they can just publish it themselves. Never before in human history has there been a better time to be alive if what you want to do is tell a story. Rejoice!

Comment on TIME in RED, BLACK and GREEN by Corporate Athletes + Earth Day

Corporate Athletes + Earth Day — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:37:53 +0000

[...] Day: Morgan Clendaniel on Good magazine’s blog wraps-up the Earth Day 2008 events. Mr. Magazine talks about how TIME Magazine, for the second time in its 85-year history, left its red border [...]