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Articles in June 15, 1995 issue of Folio: The Magazine for Magazine Management

• Custom videos boost your awards program
• Teen titles suffer ad-page angst
• Private mailers offer united front against USPS
  by Tim Bogardus
• Viacom tests Nick at Nite
• Pressed to print exceptionally
  by Steve Wilson
• On the campaign trail
  by Cris Beam
• Finance & Development: banking on a global presence
• Museums New York's hottest exhibit: itself
  by Debby Patz
• Russia: publishing's new frontier
• Hudson News gambles on Vegas
• 'Yankee' grabs CRMA gold
• Publishers weigh co-mailing options
  by Tim Bogardus
• The new Adobe takes on Quark
  by Wayne Jebian
• Black-and-white scanning made simple
  by Robert Sugar
• Secrets of a money-making CD-ROM
  by Matthew Cohn
• Edit is from Mars, art is from Venus
  by John Johanek
• Create a culture of performance
• Bill wins the Lakewood sweepstakes
• National aspirations kill 'Southwest Passages.'
• Magazine deal lacks catalog appeal
  by Paul Miller
• New twist for Amiga titles
• Sliding up the quality pole
  by Steve Wilson
• The editor's toolbox
  by Frank Finn
• Ink in his veins
  by Hanna Rubin
• Focus on your existing customers
• Freedom sets out on acquisition trail
• Ziff casts its own Net title
• Old houses equal new dollars for this group
  by Lambeth Hochwald
• Spin your own Web
  by Steve Wilson
• Shop talk
  by Cris Beam
• Brands across borders
  by Lambeth Hochwald
• Employing caution
  by Lorraine Calvacca
• How to save money at a lettershop
• Detroit drives new revenue for women's books
• Boating category makes waves
  by Jenna Schnuer
• Time Out secures financing
• The future looks chemical-free
• Zine and noted
  by Steve Wilson
• Book make-up software debuts for Mac
  by Tim Bogardus
• For start-up funds, try your employer: if you work for a publishing company, consider seeking its support - but don't count on getting an equity stake
  by Reed Phillips, III