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I can think of ways the “Netflix for magazines” does not work as a good analogy, but I’m greatly supportive of any new model for fixing the broken-from-the-start U.S. mag subscription model.
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I can answer that. The magazine industry generates $30 billion in advertising revenue plus many tens of billions in subscriptions, books, data, research, events and, yes, online ad dollars. Maghound won’t save it.
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Time posted: 12:13 am on Sunday, June 29th, 2008 Post a Comment |
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