There's a new trend happening in the magazine world, and it's the magazine club model. Publishers everywhere are adopting magazine clubs, an all-inclusive membership model that can offer everything from
Digital magazine content can find great homes online, especially when it's offered throughout a variety of popular channels.
Today we're looking at some offerings for digital publishers that are coming from
In the words of Heraclitus, “the only thing that is constant is change." And working in publishing, you probably find this especially true. Google changes every day, and so do
Publishers are constantly looking for new options for an audience development tool that leads to trackable changes.
Today we're looking at Google AMP as an audience development tool for Condé Nast.
The secret behind increasing publishing revenue is in the power of three
In the Harry Potter books and movies, a man named Xenophilius Lovegood wore a necklace with the symbol of the Deathly
Multiplatform publishing companies Billboard and Time Inc. make personnel changes; Corporate Board Member Magazine acquired by Chief Executive Group
A morphing environment for some multiplatform publishing companies involves new talent in
There are ways to control how Google reads your website with sitemap tools. While we assume most of our publishing friends are creating kosher content and abiding by the rules,
Change is the only constant the digital publishing industry knows. Beyond the evolution of content online, we're seeing a variety of changes coming to the digital advertising side of digital
Many online business professionals have a love/hate relationship with Facebook. Some love the audience development opportunities from the social giant. Others are discouraged by the marketing response from it. Today
It's in our nature to try to classify, catalog, and organize any type of information that would help you make more informed business decisions. Defining publishing niches is a part
We're seeing changes come to multiplatform publishers, particularly as they work on alignment of digital properties.
Our first story looks at Hearst's new CTO Michael Dugan, who is coming from Forbes
