Folio: The Magazine for Magazine Management

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

• Sassy decides to grow up
  by Jenna Schnuer
• Radius widens its influence
  by Debby Patz
• Progress through process: K-III Magazines has grown by a factor of ten in only six years
  by Lorne Manly
• Adams Publishing Companies of Palm Springs, California, has purchased Solid Waste Technologies from Kansas City, Missouri-based HCI Publications, effective in December
• K-III puts Premiere on block
• Utne Reader at The Edge
  by Lorne Manly
• Deconstruct errors of the past: you can build reader loyalty by making tenacious bad habits give way to a more reader-focused approach
  by Bruce Sheiman
• More than the sum of its weirdnesses: Dartmouth Alumni Magazine's management team has redefined the scope of alumni magazines
  by Diane Cyr
• Douglas N. Roeder to vp associate publisher, Travel & Leisure
• Gardening titles in full bloom, thanks to boomer interest
  by Cris Beam
• Mission statements light the way; they focus the editorial staff and communicate and highlight the magazine's position within the organization
  by Anne Graham
• How to hold television accountable
  by Suzanne Zelkowitz
• Peter Goldstone to vice president, group publisher, Cowles Business Media
• Revenues climb for nature books
• Investors like what they see on trade side
  by Tim Bogardus
• A day in the life of a newsstand
  by Steve Wilson
• Hearing-impaired kids get HiP; a new bimonthly helps build self-esteem and educational skills
  by Lori Marden
• Platinum tries to polish its act; the new focus is more men's lifestyle, less female nudity
  by Steve Wilson
• Safeguarding information in the online age
  by Joseph Dionne
• On your marks … congeniality in the computer environment is one reason magazines are leading the way in the cyberspace race
  by Jim Guthrie
• Stephen Keen to president, ADS Publisher Services, Inc