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Time Inc. President Mark Ford Names a Publisher
Time‘s vice president of sales, Brendan Ripp, has been promoted to publisher by Time Inc. president Mark Ford, according to Politico. “In addition to his current responsibilities overseeing ad sales...
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No Substitute for Ruth Reichl’s Gourmet; Ad Pages Non-Transferable
In January 2009, a Condé Nast publisher spoke with The Observer about how the company should split resources between Bon Appetit and Gourmet. “As companies across all industries streamline...
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NewsBeat Helps Publishers Surf the Future Waves
When a huge surge of traffic suddenly starts washing over a website, publishers have to act fast to capture the
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New York’s Publishing Set Loves Amazon’s New Kindle Fire
There was a reason Jeff Bezos came all the way to New York to unveil Amazon’s new suite of Kindle
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Looking for the Book Industry’s Next Big Digital Thing at BEA Demo Day
When we stopped by the publishing industry trade show Book Expo America midday on Wednesday, the “Digital Discovery Zone” was
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With Two New Execs and Lofty Expansion Plans, Onswipe’s on Its Way Up
The first sound we heard upon ringing the doorbell at the Onswipe offices just off of Union Square was the
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With Lower Prices and 12X More Titles Per Year, Famous Authors Fear Amazon
Authors United argues that Amazon has so much of the market that it's becoming the main seller of books and using that clout to hinder their supply. Though, so far, Amazon has only curbed that supply...
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Coachella Owner Funds Anti-Gay, Climate-Change-Denying Hate Groups
Just when you thought you already had reason to skip Coachella: it turns out its owner supports anti-LGBTQ and climate-change-denying groups.
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Campbell Brown also said Mark Zuckerberg 'doesn't care about publishers.'
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