Daily Archives: Friday, October 3, 2003

Blog to print: Doc Searls predicts “that within a year there will be print journals that start on the Web, harnessing blog energy, putting the blog posting, vetting & editing process to work, and running it through to publication with … Continue reading →

Shelf life: And you thought the magazines in YOUR doctor’s waiting room were old.

Blurry logic: To photoshop? or, Not to photoshop? That is a question news photographers and editors like to beat to death. For example, here’s a report of a faux-controversy regarding the ethics of stretching out some green space and photoshopping … Continue reading →

Deja-story alert: If you missed Aileen Jacobson’s article last week in Newsday about 2003 magazine launches (rexblog flashback), then you may want to read Leon Lazaroff’s version of the same story in today’s Chicago Tribune. Of course, my friend and … Continue reading →

Slowly burning? M-10 Report explores the recent launches of a couple of magazines including one I’ve blogged before, American Magazine. As I noted earlier, the first magazine ever published in America was called American Magazine and (if I can recall … Continue reading →