How do you make your child smarter? That's a subject that was covered almost every month in women's and general interest magazines of the last century. And the magazines on the newsstand today, or downloaded on your iPad, are likely to have that same story.
Recently, Newsweek announced that it is going to merge with the online magazine The Daily Beast. Since then, cyberspace has echoed with pessimistic commentary about the future of this new entity. After all, why should anyone think that two money-losing organizations will start making money simply because they have banded together? It's a fair question, but I wouldn't be so gloomy. The pessimists are underestimating how much American culture is changing right now and how these changes will open up fresh opportunities for Newsweek and old-line, general-interest print magazines like it. These magazines didn't thrive for so many decades for no reason. They tapped into a deep strain in American culture.
...Appellant publishes in Arkansas a general interest magazine that includes articles on a vari..., while sales of newspapers and other magazines were exempt, violated the First and Fourteenth Ame...
His illustrations of newly discovered dinosaurs have been featured many times in scientific journals such as Science, Nature and Discover and in general-interest magazines like Time. Now William L. Parsons, of Buffalo, has topped himself -- and everybody in his field -- with the Canadian Journal of Earth Science's publication of his rendering of the head of a previously unknown species that he and his wife, Kristen M., found in a Montana field.
General interest magazines have increased readership and profits by including special features on celebrities. The journalistic values and objectivity of the publishers are being questioned.
I headed Downtown earlier this week. I intended to pick up a few magazines. No, not those types of magazines, but a few general interest titles to read during an upcoming flight.
... between academic specialization and generalist inclusiveness. As for the latter tension, although... modern literature is so inherently interested in matters of social, economic, and political hist... general-audience publications such as magazines and newspapers, as these publications simply did n...
... the vernacular of the publishing world, magazines such as Sea Classics, which appeal to a very limit..., are referred to as a niche, or special interest periodicals. Unlike widely-distributed general int...
... is necessary to serve a compelling state interest and that it is narrowly drawn to achieve that end.... of First Amendment Law Certain general principles of First Amendment law guide our analys...; and a law that "taxes general interest magazines, but exempts newspapers and religious, professiona...
The rise of the Internet in the mid-1990s transformed many business models, especially those of newspapers. Those who work for newspapers often hear sympathetic, diplomatically worded inquiries from friends and neighbors about the future of our business. It is, they assume, declining with an inevitable slide into obsolescence.
... music business, consumers havent lost interest in what we have to sell; they just are looking for...The death of magazines was widely reported in the early 1970s as legacy p... book store today shows that while weekly, general interest magazines faded out, hundreds of specialt...
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