• Conde Nast To Put All 18 Titles on NOOK Tablet
• Magazine and Newspaper Publishers Embrace Mobile
• As Magazines and Retail Converge, Where Will the Editorial Line Be Drawn?
• The Slow Death of Adobe Flash
• Apple Launches iTunes Match, But Puts Temporary Hold On New Subscriptions
• Time Inc. Magazines Joining Forces
• CNN’s Redesigned iReport Will Look More Like a Social Network Than a News Site
• Fortune Adds Digital Development Editor
• By Selling Stake In LMK, Hearst Sharpens Its Focus As A Tech Incubator

Conde Nast To Put All 18 Titles on NOOK Tablet

Magazine and Newspaper Publishers Embrace Mobile

As Magazines and Retail Converge, Where Will the Editorial Line Be Drawn?
As ecommerce explodes, businesses, brands and retailers are looking for new methods to attract customers and increase repeat business.

The Slow Death of Adobe Flash
The once dominant web technology falls due to this slow mobile development.

Source: Adweek.com

Source: Btobonline.com

Time Inc. Magazines Joining Forces
‘Real Simple,’ ‘Money’ bring together different audiences to achieve similar goals.

Source: Adweek

CNN’s Redesigned iReport Will Look More Like a Social Network Than a News Site
Starting today, CNN’s iReport will look more like a social network than a citizen journalism news site.

Source: Poynter.org

Fortune Adds Digital Development Editor
Jake Brooks has been named Fortune magazine’s new Digital Development Editor.

By Selling Stake In LMK, Hearst Sharpens Its Focus As A Tech Incubator
Hearst and other major publishers are looking beyond operating editorial properties as part of their business.

Hearst, Meredith Part of YouTube’s Major Content Push
YouTube’s initiative to bring 100 channels of original content to the streaming video site will include a large presence from magazine publishers.

Source: Pubexec.com

Disney and YouTube Make a Video Deal
Disney and YouTube will base a Web video series on the popular app “Where’s My Water?”

Source: Nytimes.com

Bonnier Names Group Publisher of Technology Group
Bonnier Corporation has named Steve Grune its new Group Publisher, Technology Group.

Six LinkedIn Features You Probably Don’t Know About
Here are six useful features of the favored social network for b2b professionals that you probably didn’t know about.

• Video: ‘60 Minutes’ On Steve Jobs
• Google AdWords Redesign Looks Beyond Keywords
• Condé Nast Expands E-Commerce Focus With HSN Deal
• Goodenough resigns as CEO of Summit Business Media
• Why Apple’s Virtual Newsstand is Driving a Surge in Magazine, Newspaper iPad App Subscriptions
• Trends: Digital Advertising
• Murdoch Aide Hinton Says Previous Accounts on U.K. Hacking Were Inaccurate
• The Atlantic Sees 19 Percent Jump in Ad Revenue for Third Quarter
• Why Not Occupy Newsrooms?

Video: ‘60 Minutes’ On Steve Jobs

Google AdWords Redesign Looks Beyond Keywords

Source: Adweek.com

• So Much For ‘Working It Out’: Michael Wolff Is Out At Adweek
• Trends: Social Media Advertising
• Flipboard editorial chief on how magazines are flipping out (Q&A)
• Magazines in Tough Talks With Major Wholesaler
• Postal Union Turns to Wall Street for Advice on Its Future
• Bonnier Tech Titles Now Available on Newsstand
• Who’s Who in Business Publishing
• Gannett Profit Slides on Ad, Circulation Declines; Digital Sales Increase
• ‘Financial Times’ to shutter FT Tilt

So Much For ‘Working It Out’: Michael Wolff Is Out At Adweek

Trends: Social Media Advertising

Flipboard editorial chief on how magazines are flipping out (Q&A)
Veteran Time Inc. journalist Josh Quittner completed his defection from print media by joining Silicon Valley startup Flipboard.

Magazines in Tough Talks With Major Wholesaler
Publishers face potential rate hikes.

Source: Adweek.com

Source: Adweek.com

Bonnier Tech Titles Now Available on Newsstand
Popular Science, Popular Photography and Sound + Vision are now available on Newsstand, a key feature of iOS 5.

Source: Pubexec.com

Who’s Who in Business Publishing
Our annual report profiles 100 of the top business publishing professionals who are leading the way in an evolving industry.

Source: Btobonline.com

Gannett Profit Slides on Ad, Circulation Declines; Digital Sales Increase
Gannett Co., the owner of 82 newspapers and 23 television stations, reported third-quarter profit that decreased 1.6 percent as circulation and print- advertising revenue declined.

‘Financial Times’ to shutter FT Tilt
The Financial Times plans to close FT Tilt at the end of the month.

• Time Inc. To Gauge Ads’ Sales Results
• Google Breaks Into Paid Analytics With New Product
• American Baby Announces New Personalized Editions of the Magazine
• Virtual Events Move Beyond the Booth
• 219 New Magazines Launch in 3Q 2011
• Does Ad Verification Need Verifying?
• HuffPost at One Billion Monthly Page Views: More Buying, More Launching, More Hiring
• Google Takes Page From Sunday Newspaper
• Social Media News Site Gains Clout

Magazines to Marketers: We’ll Prove How Much We Lift Sales

Google Breaks Into Paid Analytics With New Product

Source: Adweek.com

American Baby Announces New Personalized Editions of the Magazine
October 2011 issue launches new age and stage appropriate “Just For You” content.

Source: Pubexec.com

Virtual Events Move Beyond the Booth
Virtual events now offer digital environments with more interaction, variety.

Source: Foliomag.com

Does Ad Verification Need Verifying?
The concept of ad verification is simple enough: use automated technology to make sure that online ad campaigns run as they were contracted.

Source: Digiday.com

HuffPost at One Billion Monthly Page Views: More Buying, More Launching, More Hiring
The latest hiring and purchase are part of a number of moves at the news and blog site, which has been frantically expanding its offerings since it was acquired by AOL.

Source: Allthingsd.com

Google Takes Page From Sunday Newspaper
Google Inc. (GOOG) is on a quest to make Internet advertising look more like the Sunday paper.

Source: Bloomberg.com

Social Media News Site Gains Clout
Analysts credit much of Mashable’s rise to its skillful use of search optimization and a large catalog of articles about how to use social media tools.

Source: NYTimes.com

• Most — But Not All — Big Magazine Publishers Sign On for Amazon’s Tablet
• Hearst Launches New Magazine With HGTV
• Social Draws Big Ad Dollars, but Does It Really Work?
• Penton CEO Sharon Rowlands resigns
• Publishers Enter Facebook’s Walled Garden
• Postal Service reform bill introduced in Senate
• Google+ Lays the Groundwork for Business Profiles
• Rivals Donovan And MediaBank Merge To Form ‘MediaOcean,’ Will Develop New ‘OS’ For Madison Avenue
• Vadim Lavrusik: What Facebook’s latest updates mean for journalists

Most — But Not All — Big Magazine Publishers Sign On for Amazon’s Tablet

Hearst Launches New Magazine With HGTV

Social Draws Big Ad Dollars, but Does It Really Work?
Two new analytics tools hoping the answer is ‘yes’.

Penton CEO Sharon Rowlands resigns
After three years on the job, Sharon Rowlands has resigned as Penton Media’s chief executive officer.

Source: Mediabistro.com

Postal Service reform bill introduced in Senate
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) has introduced a new bill in the U.S. Senate to oversee U.S. Postal Service reforms.

Source: BtoBonline.com

Google+ Lays the Groundwork for Business Profiles
GM, Ford in Beta Testing Even as Unofficial Profiles and Squatters Spread Across Platform.

Source: AdAge.com

Rivals Donovan And MediaBank Merge To Form ‘MediaOcean,’ Will Develop New ‘OS’ For Madison Avenue
The merger, if approved by regulators, would dramatically consolidate the marketplace for ad agency data processing systems.

Vadim Lavrusik: What Facebook’s latest updates mean for journalists

Source: Paidcontent.org

• McGraw-Hill to Split into Two Companies
• Sept. 11 TV Advertising: What Do You Think About How Marketers Observed 9/11?
• Publishers Continue to Look for Tablet Relief Outside of iPad
• Most IT decision-makers use social to learn about products
• Ad Spending Grows Again, Albeit More Slowly
• New Heights for Twitter: 100 Million Users
• Condé Nast Makes Deal With Beauty Chain
• Editorial and SEO: What’s the right mix?
• NewPage Says It’s Business as Usual Despite Bankruptcy Filing

McGraw-Hill to Split into Two Companies

Sept. 11 TV Advertising: What Do You Think About How Marketers Observed 9/11?

Source: Adage.com

Publishers Continue to Look for Tablet Relief Outside of iPad
Hopes for Amazon tablet, other viable alternatives.

Source: Foliomag.com

Most IT decision-makers use social to learn about productss
Almost three in five IT decision-makers use social media to learn about new products, services and technologies, according to a recent study.

Source: Nytimes.com

New Heights for Twitter: 100 Million Users
Last week, it was reported by the San Francisco Chronicle that Twitter has crossed the 100 million monthly active users mark and has 50 million users that log on daily.

Source: Socialtimes.com

Condé Nast Makes Deal With Beauty Chain
Agreement broadens publisher’s circulation.

Source: Adweek.com

Editorial and SEO: What’s the right mix?
Building incentives for writers based on numerical performance.

Source: eMediavitals.com

NewPage Says It’s Business as Usual Despite Bankruptcy Filing

Source: Pubexec.com

• Previewing New York Magazine’s September 11 Commemorative
• DEPARTURES To Enter E-Commerce Space with eEXCLUSIVES
• How do I wrap social elements into my email marketing program?
• Glamour Announces Promotions, Additions
• Will New Apple Chief Mean Shift for Publishers?
• Magazines Betting Big on Social Media
• Help! My Website Visitor Traffic Has Increased
• Facebook quits the daily deals game after four months
• To @ or not to @

Previewing New York Magazine’s September 11 Commemorative

DEPARTURES To Enter E-Commerce Space with eEXCLUSIVES

Source: Foliomag.com

How do I wrap social elements into my email marketing program?

Source: Btobonline.com

Glamour Announces Promotions, Additions
Glamour has promoted and added several people within its new Operations Department.

Source: Adweek.com

Magazines Betting Big on Social Media
Condé Nast, Hearst seek revenue from networking sites.

Source: Adweek.com

Early Bird Registration for Niche Digital Conference Ends Sept 1!
You won’t want to miss this year’s conference in Chicago: Sept. 26-27, 2011

Help! My Website Visitor Traffic Has Increased
Make sure you look at your referral traffic more closely.

Source: Pubexec.com

Facebook quits the daily deals game after four months

Facebook’s big bid to take on Groupon and other deal sites is coming to an end, at least for now.

Source: Gigaom.com

To @ or not to @?
When and how to name drop in social media

Source: Poynter.org

• Paper use to decline up to 21% by 2015
• Facebook Beware: Google+ Adds 25 Million Users
• Fewer Magazines to Read in Doctors’ Offices and Hair Salons — With Some Exceptions
• Newsweek-Daily Beast Announces New Hires, Promotions
• The Economist Hits Highest North American Circulation in Its History
• Tips for cleaning and segmenting your email list
• Finally, a Better Way to Measure Impressions?
• TweetItForward: Doing Good Personally and Socially
• HuffPost launches small-business site

Paper use to decline up to 21% by 2015

Facebook Beware: Google+ Adds 25 Million Users

Source: Socialtimes.com

Fewer Magazines to Read in Doctors’ Offices and Hair Salons — With Some Exceptions
Details, Reader’s Digest, Ebony and Guideposts Push Verified Circ Above 5%

Source: Adage.com

Newsweek-Daily Beast Announces New Hires, Promotions
Kyle Pope editor-at-large

Source: Foliomag.com

Tips for cleaning and segmenting your email list
Have you cleaned up your email list lately?
Source: eMediaVitals.com

Finally, a Better Way to Measure Impressions?
Tech startup RealVu believes it has the answer

Source: Adweek.com

TweetItForward: Doing Good Personally and Socially
Another day, another social media conference.

Source: Socialtimes.com

HuffPost launches small-business site

Source: BtBonline.com

• Google Buys Motorola Mobility For $12.5B, Says “Android Will Stay Open”
• Adobe Unveils Beta For Web Design Software
• Decoded: How Many Readers Really Use Magazine Ads’ 2-D Barcodes
• Time Out Group Acquires Recommendation Software Company
• 2011 Editorial Salary Survey
• SourceMedia: Digital Therapy After The Financial Storm
• Magazines, Revolving Door
• Charting Women’s Magazines’ Circ in First-Half 2011
• Struggling “Every Day With Rachael Ray” Drives 2Q Losses for Reader’s Digest

Google Buys Motorola Mobility For $12.5B, Says “Android Will Stay Open”

Adobe Unveils Beta For Web Design Software

Decoded: How Many Readers Really Use Magazine Ads’ 2-D Barcodes
Among readers who saw ads with codes, 4% snapped a picture, Gfk MRI Starch Research Says.

Time Out Group Acquires Recommendation Software Company
Time Out Group has acquired LikeCube, a software company that creates tailored recommendations for users, for an undisclosed sum.

SourceMedia: digital therapy after the financial storm
Interview with CEO Doug Manoni.
Source: eMediaVitals.com

Magazines, Revolving Door
Harper’s Bazaar Names New Associate Publisher

Source: FishbowlNY.com

Charting Women’s Magazines’ Circ in First-Half 2011
It is no surprise that the August 9-released Audit Bureau of Circulations’ Fas-Fax for first-half 2011 revealed that cumulative newsstand sales for the 418 tracked magazines were -9.2% versus first-half 2010.

Struggling “Every Day With Rachael Ray” Drives 2Q Losses for Reader’s Digest

Source: Foliomag.com