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E-mail Takes Another Shot to the Gut
July 22, 2010 From Rob Yoegel
When news like this comes, I can't help but wish my only concern was still debating unconfirmed opt-in, double opt-in or opt-out.
July 22, 2010 From Rob Yoegel
When news like this comes, I can't help but wish my only concern was still debating unconfirmed opt-in, double opt-in or opt-out.
June 24, 2010 From News
DC Comics, publisher of Superman, Batman, Green Lantern and Fables, is partnering with comiXology and PlayStation Network for two separate digital comics distribution deals launching today.
May 2010 From Publishing Executive
Few things have received more buzz in publishing recently than the notion that publishers need to start charging for content online. While this conversation has proven to be somewhat cyclical in the years since the advent of the Web, ebbing and flowing with the relative success of bringing in ad revenue, there is growing evidence that the twin factors of changing consumer perceptions (iTunes and, more recently, Rupert Murdoch have put paying for digital content firmly on the public's radar screen) and sheer economic necessity may finally have forced publishers to abandon the idea that their product can be supported solely through advertising, no matter how targeted those campaigns may be.
April 8, 2010 From News
MSN, Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. (HFM U.S.) and BermanBraun today announced the launch of Glo (www.Glo.com), a lifestyle site that focuses on style, beauty, living and relationship content through a uniquely engaging and dynamic experience. Glo provides users with everyday inspiration and practical ways to attain their best life. It combines the imagery and feel of a magazine with the appeal of a dynamic site such as WONDERWALL, to offer an online destination that is neither traditional Web nor print, but a unique escape for women on the Web.
(E-)Reading the Tea Leaves of Digital Magazines
February 19, 2010 From PE Inbox
With ad sales continuing to spiral downward publishers have been forced into action. Digital magazines have emerged as one attempt at a solution.
February 19, 2010 From PE Inbox
With ad sales continuing to spiral downward publishers have been forced into action. Digital magazines have emerged as one attempt at a solution.
February 2010 From Publishing Executive
The 8:15 a.m. train to Grand Central Terminal was crowded, and, standing in the back of the car, I observed the commuting rituals of 30 suburban New Yorkers. Eight were reading newspapers, five listening to iPods, five on BlackBerrys, and four were engaged in honest-to-goodness, face-to-face conversations. A lone Kindle made an appearance toward the front of the car. The balance spent the 27-minute ride into Manhattan staring out the windows or sleeping.
Microsoft, Murdoch talk team-up to freeze Google out of online news
November 23, 2009 From Daily Finance
Can Microsoft gain much needed market share for its Bing search engine by signing a deal with News Corp. and other news publishers to remove their web pages from the Google search index and give Bing an exclusive on links to The Wall Street Journal?...
November 23, 2009 From Daily Finance
Can Microsoft gain much needed market share for its Bing search engine by signing a deal with News Corp. and other news publishers to remove their web pages from the Google search index and give Bing an exclusive on links to The Wall Street Journal?...
Boost Event Revenue: 10 Tips From the Pros
November 2009 From Publishing Executive
In July, following its Open Government & Innovations (OGI) Conference in Washington, D.C., Falls Church, Va.-based 1105 Government Information Group wanted to keep the event's momentum going. The event had been tweeted about 4,423 times, making the conference's hashtag, "#ogi," the No. 4 trending topic on Twitter during the event. So, 1105 decided to create a "TweetBook"—a compilation (in PDF format) of all the tweets—which conference attendees could download from the OGI Web site after the event.
November 2009 From Publishing Executive
In July, following its Open Government & Innovations (OGI) Conference in Washington, D.C., Falls Church, Va.-based 1105 Government Information Group wanted to keep the event's momentum going. The event had been tweeted about 4,423 times, making the conference's hashtag, "#ogi," the No. 4 trending topic on Twitter during the event. So, 1105 decided to create a "TweetBook"—a compilation (in PDF format) of all the tweets—which conference attendees could download from the OGI Web site after the event.
Guest Column: These Are the Best of Times (Really)
November 2009 From Publishing Executive
These are the best of times. They should be, anyway. Never before have we been able to go beyond our roles as editors, circulation managers, sales representatives or publishers in the way we are able to today.
November 2009 From Publishing Executive
These are the best of times. They should be, anyway. Never before have we been able to go beyond our roles as editors, circulation managers, sales representatives or publishers in the way we are able to today.
Yahoo, Microsoft Partner on Online Search and Advertising
July 29, 2009 From News
Yahoo and Microsoft today announced a partnership that targets Google's strongholds on online search and advertising
July 29, 2009 From News
Yahoo and Microsoft today announced a partnership that targets Google's strongholds on online search and advertising
IAB Commends Companies in Fight Against Click Fraud
July 24, 2009 From PE Inbox
In its ongoing fight against click fraud, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) this week applauded Business.com, Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo! for being the first organizations to pass audits
July 24, 2009 From PE Inbox
In its ongoing fight against click fraud, the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) this week applauded Business.com, Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo! for being the first organizations to pass audits
Is Microsoft Right About Magazines' Future?
June 26, 2009 From Bob Sacks
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer predicted the near-death of traditional media this week. It is a doom-and-gloom scenario from Ballmer about our industry
June 26, 2009 From Bob Sacks
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer predicted the near-death of traditional media this week. It is a doom-and-gloom scenario from Ballmer about our industry
New Zmags Software Enables Marketers to Convert All Their Collateral From PDF to Flash Faster Than Ever
June 5, 2009 From News
Zmags, which helps marketers engage customers through Interactive Collateral Management (ICM), announced today new enhancements to its Zmags Publicator software-as-a-service that help marketers convert print and static documents to interactive format even faster.
June 5, 2009 From News
Zmags, which helps marketers engage customers through Interactive Collateral Management (ICM), announced today new enhancements to its Zmags Publicator software-as-a-service that help marketers convert print and static documents to interactive format even faster.
March 2009 From Publishing Executive
If the publishing industry has any advantage in these tough economic times, it’s that the imperative to discover new revenue streams far predates the current crisis. Publishing’s woes are not analogous to a bursting bubble so much as a deflating balloon—with the hissing sound of advertising steadily moving from print to online.
Markzware Releases Major Upgrade to its Conversion Tool Q2ID
December 4, 2008 From News
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December 4, 2008 From News
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