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Cris Beam "Magazines face the music". Folio: The Magazine for Magazine Management. FindArticles.com. 02 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3065/is_n20_v24/ai_17761062/

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

• Lower my stampsheet prices? Are you serious?
• Times Mirror cuts jobs but promises to keep magazines
  by Lorne Manly
• E-rights issue achieves little consensus
  by Jenna Schnuer
• Magazines face the music
  by Cris Beam
• 1995 Ad
  by Jennifer Sucov
• Might makes right
  by Jennifer Sucov
• An advisory board will boost your credibility
  by Reed Phillips, III
• Going direct-to-plate: great expectations
• Los Angeles power struggle leaves Anson out of a job
• New 'Fashion Reporter' eyes room on runway
  by Lorne Manly
• Business Week fights legal chill
  by Jenna Schnuer
• Short-run solutions to long-time dilemmas
  by Molly W. Joss
• Boys Town for orphan titles
  by Steve Wilson
• High times in the Low Countries
  by Anthony Silber
• Pro-rata refunds and other fulfillment mistakes
• Two new money titles smell future gains
  by Jenna Schnuer
• Metropolis offers a 'Men's Perspective'
  by Jenna Schuer
• Se habla ingles? Si
  by Chris Beam
• Have database will publish
• Your best subscribers can save you money
  by Eliot Schein
• Circulators ask: what do advertisers want to know?
• Paper choices reflect rising costs
  by Jenna Schnuer
• Meigher achieves its 'Quest'
  by Lorne Manly
• Neutralize your rate-cutting competitors
  by James (American journalist) Parker
• City and regional titles get out of town
  by Jenna Schnuer
• The buying and selling of small magazines
  by David Z. Orlow
• Try broadcast fax for requals
• K-III strips staff at Argus
  by Lorne Manly
• General Media's 'Forum' undergoes sex change
  by Lorraine Calvacca
• Canada could get pricey for split-run editions
  by Lorne Manly
• The pariah factor
  by Michael Kaplan
• Testing, testing…
  by Frank Finn