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Articles in March, 2002 issue of Folio: The Magazine for Magazine Management

• Move over RuPaul, there's a new king in town
  by Whitney Joiner
• Survival soldier of fortune style
  by Joe Hagan
• Five tips to boost your show's profitability
• Pockets of good news: Numbers are in: Overall sales continued to slide in the second half of 2001, but newsweekly sales surged post 9-11
• Clever currency
  by Edward Leida
• Relix's Bernstein: Promo events generate dollars, subs
• The road to recovery
• The bitch and the famous: In our supposed post-celebrity era, in which celebrities dominate magazines as much as ever, one magazine has found a way to mercilessly mock what others come to praise
  by Simon Dumenco
• Tame rising postal costs with 'plus postage' offers
• Distribution deja vu?: Comag's new single-copy distribution system assigns wholesalers to geographic regions
• The blending of lending: Consumer loans are going the way of one-stop shopping, and as creditors cross into broader categories, this new finance title says convergence is a trend worth banking on
  by Susan Thea Posnock
• Attract users—and advertisers—with interactive tools
• Letters
• A Southern Progress veteran returns to his Yankee Roots
  by Sarah Gonser
• Voices from the past provide guidance and insight
• For all he's worth: Randy Jones' latest financial play reflects a brash belief system in the resilience of affluent markets and the power of his own vision
  by Beth Snyder Bulik
• Corporate Culture: F&W Publications
  by Sarah Gonser
• Melissa Pordy
  by Whitney Joiner
• Integration and the digital duel: 2002 could be the pivotal year for successful integration of print and online products, but publishers who hesitate could be latecomers for the next media revolution
  by Jillian S. Ambroz
• Bring reprint sales—and profits—in-house
• Smoke and mirrors: Philip Morris swore off using print advertising to build its brands, but the magazine ad habit was harder to kick than anyone imagined
  by Seth Mnookin
• The date-rich advantage: A sophisticated, integrated database can enhance relationships with advertisers—and help sidestep pricing wars
  by Stephen M. Jacoby
• But what I really want to do is write
  by Lindsay Morris
• Foreign Exchange: American publishers are viewing their foreign brethren with renewed interest, and learning from their low-cost, high-efficiency ways of doing business
  by David Hessekiel
• Ready to rumble
• For some, Time keeps on ticking
  by Joe Hagan
• Getting to press for less
  by Bert N. Langford