http://theNewMagazineCity.com Print is dead, print is not dead. How will it survive? Most newspapers are in a death spiral, and magazines are wobbly at best. Which ones will survive, and why? Which titles are doomed, ready to join the graveyard of once popular titles. In this section we share some of the news we hear, some of the doom and gloom, and yes, occasional bits of good news we learn about the once powerful world of magazine publishing. en-us Mon, 27 Dec 2010 8:59:57 +0400 http://www.rssfeedssubmit.com/rss-generator/ http://www.thenewmagazinecity.com/article10.html Cosmopolitan finds Fun, Fearless Females in the most unlikely places. http://www.thenewmagazinecity.com/article9.html Once upon a time, in a decade far, far away, Magazine Publishing could be great fun - and the covers proved it. http://www.thenewmagazinecity.com/article8.html Can Magazine Publishers leverage the Apple Store to sell subscriptions without Apple swallowing them whole http://www.thenewmagazinecity.com/article6.html The first six Months of 2010 have been much kinder to the Publishing industry than the same period last year. http://www.thenewmagazinecity.com/article4.html Newsweek sells for $5.95 a copy at the store, $39.95 a year for a subscription. Or, you could just buy the whole company for $1. http://www.thenewmagazinecity.com/article3.html The circulation of this publishing icons fell to 1.63 million copies compared to 2.45 million a year earlier. http://www.thenewmagazinecity.com/article7.html The Wall Street Journal gets ready to thrash the \"Newspaper of Record\". See how the epic contest is perceived in Asia.