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My Love for Magazines Lies Bleeding

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MUD day 17: There are days, perhaps when my inner curmudgeon breaks through my usual resistance, when I’m convinced that magazines, as a useful format, are truly dead. But what has me worried is my oddly sour reaction to this Folio article on magazine design. Should B2B Get Excited about the Digital Magazine Consortium?

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A Look Inside a B2B Editor’s Head

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To learn about how these issues affect the typical magazine journalist, you have to look harder. That’s what makes a recent Twitter chat among B2B editors and writers a valuable resource. These concerns are not unique to B2B journalists, of course. Related posts: Do B2B Editors Get Twitter?

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Social Media and Ethics: An Interview with B2B Editor Maureen Alley

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In preparation for my talk in an ASBPE webinar on ethic s next week, I’ve been speaking with B2B editors about how they use social media. Another is Maureen Alley, the editor of Cygnus’s Residential Design + Build (RD+B) magazine. But I use my @MaureenEditor account as the face of the magazine. And I think that’s a must.

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5 Keys to Effective B2B Content

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For the last couple of weeks, I’ve been working on a project that involves reading a bunch of feature articles from a wide range of B2B publishers. I guess because there’s so much gloom and doom surrounding the future of B2B publishing. What really distinguishes the best B2B writers is their love of the topic.

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Breaking News: People Who Like Print, Like Print

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There’s been a minor buzz this week in B2B circles about recent survey results suggesting that paper magazines and newsletters remain extremely important to business professionals. In most of our magazine surveys, we asked our readers to rate us in comparison with our competitors. Can Printcasting Print-on-Demand Work for B2B?

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Publishers and the iPad: No Future in Control

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Magazine publishers love it. Especially B2B publishers (why do you think they call it “controlled circulation&# ?). To a cynical eye like mine, this seems to be the back story to the ongoing tussle between periodical publishers and Apple over the management of magazine app subscriptions. Then it’s evil.

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Paul Conley: Has the Content Marketing Dream Become a Nightmare?

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In the trade magazine business, not generally known for early adoption of new-media developments, Paul Conley is something of an anomaly. ” In 2008, Conley’s focus began to shift from traditional trade journalism to content marketing, which at one point he described as “the most exciting part of the B2B world today.”