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Publishers Google a new business model Geoffrey Precourt October 9, 2008 It was the fitting close to the 2008 American Magazine Conference (AMC) in San Francisco: a trip to the Google campus in Mountain View, CA. The venue was a 45-minute bus ride away from downtown and a light year or two from the present. The event had the tone of an American college homecoming weekend: grizzled past heroes still strutting with pride from their glory days but, in truth, looking a step or two slower than the current crop of students. The unspoken sub-themes of the AMC had resonated from session to session. Although the specific references may have been different, in broadest terms, the messages were the same: our time has come, and it may be | PostingsPublishers Google a new business modelOctober 9, 2008 AMC 2008: Terminated October 8, 2008 Magazine Industry Makes Its Case with ROMO Research Numbers October 8, 2008 Magazine Conference Chair Reasserts Need to Change October 8, 2008 How to Build Cause-Related Communities of Readers October 8, 2008 Magazine Society Insists on Actively "Editing," Not Passively "Curating" October 7, 2008 Prize time: Spitzer's "Brain" and Adweek's Brand Icons October 7, 2008 Futurology and Facebook October 7, 2008 Political Strategist: Obama Presidency, Democratic Congress Will Strain Magazine Industry October 7, 2008 State of the Magazine Industry: Battered, Not Beaten October 7, 2007 Good Magazine: A Publishing Spin on CSR October 6, 2008 The Opening Night October 5, 2008 Magazine publishers look for ways to win back advertising revenues October 3, 2008 The conference is reported by:![]() Geoffrey PrecourtUS Editor, Warc |
