Wall Street Journal | Forbes.com
Time Inc., Hearst, Conde Nast, Wenner Media and Meredith have launched a multimillion-dollar ad campaign that says magazines remain an effective ad medium in the age of the Internet because of the depth and lasting quality of print, compared with the ephemeral nature of Web content. || Hearst’s Cathie Black says: “I don’t think print is dead at all.”
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Magazine publishers team up to promote the “power of print”
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