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    Articles tagged Fitness (4)

    Joseph LichtermanJuly 17, 2017
    With a network of sites across the U.S., this company is trying to redefine local fitness content
    Founded in Pittsburgh, Fitt now has 16 sites across the country and has plans to grow.
    Nicholas QuahAugust 16, 2016
    Hot Pod: Is Hillary Clinton’s podcast propaganda or a milestone for political podcast advertising?
    Plus: Political podcasts get a big convention bump, WBUR tries an “audio newsletter” around fitness, and a new take on mobile podcast creation.
    Jack RileyMarch 5, 2015
    The next stage in the battle for our attention: Our wrists
    News companies have moved from print dollars to digital dimes to mobile pennies. Now, with the highly anticipated launch of the Apple Watch, the screens are getting even smaller. How are smart publishers thinking about the right way to serve users and maintain their attention on smartwatches?
    Ken DoctorApril 4, 2012
    The newsonomics of the Next Issue magazine future
    The magazine industry’s agreed on a Netflix-like all-you-can-eat model for some of its top titles. Is it a model that can work — for magazines or for newspapers?
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