July 22, 2009

Business Magazines, Conde Nast Woes and a Little Hope for Print

Complex Reuters reported yesterday on the fate (time to prove their relevance) of the three top business magazines, BusinessWeek, Fortune and Forbes.

Fears of low ad page numbers have come true for Conde Nast, publisher of Vogue, W, Gourmet, Allure and many other magazines; the depressing news: as a whole, monthly magazine ad pages are down 37 percent.

And finally, here's an interesting interview with Complex magazine (a men's lifestyle magazine) CEO on what magazines need to do to survive.

Jul 22, 2009 3:45:05 PM | Buzz

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