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Daily Archives: Sunday, November 9, 2003
Okay, let’s go over this one more time
Okay, let’s go over this one more time: The NY Time’s David Carr profiles the launch of Tracks Magazine. Warning to Tracks: Don’t confuse a David Carr profile with success. If this blog entry sounds familiar, it’s because, except for … Continue reading
Arthur rules
Arthur rules: The folks at Utne Reader have named the top nominees from which they will choose what they believe to be the best new independent magazine of 2003. Personally, I am pulling for Arthur Magazine. That’s because I want … Continue reading
Custom publishing update
Custom publishing update: Thanks to several folks who sent me this link while I was traveling last week. It’s the article from last week’s Time Magazine about custom publishing. Related posts: Custom publishing update Custom publishing update Custom publishing update … Continue reading
Mr. Quotanator
Mr. Quotanator: While magazine launches are the cornerstone of his name brand, Mr. Magazine is able to provide great quotes elsewhere, as in this AP story appearing lots of places: Purveyors of adult fare must expand beyond traditional publishing methods … Continue reading
McMVP update
McMVP update: The Titan’s PR folks are brilliantly supporting Steve McNair’s campaign for NFL Most Valuable Player (a campaign endorsed with zeal by this weblog), the NYT apparently was given full access to Steve on the farm during the bye … Continue reading
