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Anticipation and expectation: Did Esquire’s story trailer work?
In trying to promote its own story through multimedia, Esquire seems to have tipped off GQ to their publishing plans.
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Amazon’s sold (mumble mumble) of the new Kindles
They’re selling lots of them, but still no actual sales numbers from the ebook giant.
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Mark Coddington    July 22, 2011
This Week in Review: Murdoch’s defense, objectivity in nonprofit news, and a new paid news project
Plus the week’s required reading: a CJR takeout on Journal Register, Marshall McLuhan mania, Rosen and Carr debate, and Paul Ford on Facebook and narrative.
Justin Ellis    July 5, 2011
Condé Nast’s Scott Dadich on reinventing mags for the iPad and why partnering with Apple matters
Mark Coddington    June 3, 2011
This Week in Review: The Times’ changing of the guard, the news article’s future, and PBS is attacked
Lois Beckett    May 26, 2011
Longreads is becoming more social (and making a play at sustainability)
Justin Ellis    May 17, 2011
How Conor Friedersdorf created a magazine-club experience through his “Best of Journalism” list
Mark Coddington    January 21, 2011
This Week in Review: The Comcast-NBC marriage, j-school 2.0, and questions about paywall data
Megan Garber    January 10, 2011
How Peter Maass’ groundbreaking story on Saddam’s statue found a lifeboat in nonprofit funding
Justin Ellis    January 10, 2011
Applying analytics to magazine sales at Hearst
Mark Coddington    December 3, 2010
This Week in Review: Making sense of WikiLeaks, a Daily tablet paper, and Gawker leaves blogging behind
Mark Coddington    October 29, 2010
This Week in Review: WikiLeaks’ latest doc drop, the NPR backlash, and disappointing iPad magazines
Mark Coddington    September 24, 2010
This Week in Review: Apple’s subscription plan, the exodus from objectivity, and startup guides galore
Greg T. Spielberg    August 17, 2010
Summer of (Groupon) love: Social discounting helps magazines sell subscriptions on the cheap
Laura McGann    May 10, 2010
Forbes new tool tracks advertisers’ corporate reputation
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The newsonomics of the death and life of California news
In the Bay Area, in Los Angeles, in San Diego — the traditional boundaries of California journalism are shifting fast.
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