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Articles in May, 1989 issue of Folio: The Magazine for Magazine Management

• Doug Foster: moving Mother Jones into the '90s; anticipating a social reawakening, editor tries to rework '60s image to lure new readers
  by Margaret Hunter
• Interview without Warhol; two years after Warhol's death, and 20 years after Interview's launch, the 'downtown' title reshapes its identity
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Macworld editorial goes desktop, with difficulty
  by James E. Strothman
• Hitting the ad page wall; business press revenues are growing, but pages are not. Can the industry recoup the ad page growth of yesteryear?
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Direct mail: how to turn features into benefits
  by Elaine Tyson
• Positioning: an ongoing process
  by Hershel Sarbin
• Will punitive damages soon be extinct?
  by Slade Metcalf
• Nine groups form Magazine Council; ABP and MPA bury hatchet to lead first gathering of publishing groups
  by Michael Garry
• Libel reform: can it survive? Proposal that might prevent lawsuits faces strong opposition
  by Liza Frenette
• New B. Dalton policy: more pain than gain?
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• A new trip for Traveler; shaking up the old guard at the Society has raised competition in the travel field again
  by Margaret Hunter
• PostScript licenses boost typeface library
  by James E. Strothman
• Modern Maturity's circ plan strikes gold
  by Michael Garry
• Eliminating the sins of bigness; Cahners' break-up into five divisions intended to keep titles in touch with markets
  by Michael Garry
• Desktop publishing: changing the way you work
  by Alex Brown
• Typography today
  by John Peter
• Did advertisers spur Insight switch? Magazine ends four years of controlled circulation
  by Liza Frenette
• Time and other speed closings
  by Jean Marie Angelo
• Editorial integrity: where do you stand?
  by John B. Campbell
• As media giants grow, so do ad packages
  by Michael Garry
• Voice response ads get mixed results; some consumer titles lavish praise while business books keep a distance
  by Jan Jaben
• E-mail leads to strong response
  by Margaret Hunter
• Quality color at low cost? It'll come, execs say
  by James E. Strothman
• Writers score with databases
  by Margaret Hunter
• Don't be fooled by direct mail test results
  by John Klingel
• Selling against other media
  by Helen Berman