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1. DIGNIFIED SENSATIONALISM: COSMOPOLITAN, ELIZABETH BISLAND, AND TRIPS AROUND THE WORLD.

Author

Roggenkamp, Karen

Subjects
PERIODICALS, PUBLISHING
Abstract

The article focuses on how "Cosmopolitan" magazine looked for a way to appeal to the large audience that enjoyed the trend in the late 19th century of writing about sensational stories, while maintaining the style and appeal of a more genteel periodical. The monthly periodical was only three years old but about to fold when John Brisben Walker acquired it in 1889. After Nellie Bly arrived from her 72-day-long journey around the world, which had the goal of sensationalizing Joseph Pulitzer's "New York World" magazine, Walker tried to perform a similar stunt. Walker asked one of her literary editors, Elizabeth Bisland, to make a similar trip around the world but this time, from west to east. However, while the trip by Bly was a success for the "New York World," Bisland's trip failed.

Published
2007
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2. FROM SUNRISE TO DAYBREAK.

Subjects
PERIODICALS, PUBLISHING, JOURNALISM
Abstract

The article provides information on the monthly issues "Sunrise" for the year 1980 in New York City. The reasons why "Sunrise" has moved its editorial, financial, and circulation offices to Saint Ronge and changed its named into Aurora is discussed. The issues regarding the accusation against editor I. P. Kulikin is also offered.

Published
1980

3. Before, in-between, and after the Party.

Author

Hazelton, Nika

Subjects
ANNIVERSARIES, PERIODICALS, RESTAURANTS, PUBLISHING, PERFORMING arts, CULTURE
Abstract

Presents information on the the activities one can enjoy before and after the 20th anniversary celebration of this periodical in New York. Information on cultural performances and art shows that one can attend; Information on restaurants in the city, where one can enjoy various kinds of food; Information on the green Michelin New York guide, by far the best guide to the city.

Published
1975

4. THE WAYWARD PRESS.

Author

Kahn Jr., E. J.

Subjects
CONFERENCES & conventions, PERIODICALS, EDITORS, PUBLISHING
Abstract

The article provides information on a convention organized by the American Newspaper Publishers Association held in Waldorf-Astoria in New York City in April 1957. Reporter Murray Kempton of "Post" commented on the conference. The event was highlighted in the editorial section of the "News." It is said that the Banshee annual luncheon was the center of the convention and attended by an estimated 2000 editors and publishers.

Published
1957

5. Magazine Ad Pages Rise a Fourth Month.

Subjects
*MAGAZINE advertising, *PUBLISHING, *PERIODICALS, *ADVERTISING
Abstract

Reports on the disclosure made by the Publishers Information Bureau in New York that magazine advertising pages rose again in August 2004 for the fourth consecutive month of growth.

Published
2004

6. Hamptons Dish, Hot and Reheated.

Author

Kuczynski, Alex

Subjects
*PERIODICALS, *LIBRARY materials, *JOURNALISM, *PUBLISHING, *CULTURAL industries
Abstract

Features the Hamptons magazine. History; Average circulation an issue; Key clients; Popularity of the magazine in New York.

Published
2004

7. Undercover Operator.

Author

Tyre, Peg

Subjects
*PERIODICALS, *INVESTORS, *PUBLISHING, *EDITORS
Abstract

Discusses the successful bid by Wall Street financier Bruce Wasserstein to buy New York Magazine. Background of Wasserstein; Details of the magazine; Signing of New York Times veteran Adam Moss as editor of the magazine; Competitors of Wasserstein, such as Daily News owner Mort Zuckerman; Details of the bid.

Published
2004

8. Reports.

Author

M.R.

Subjects
*PUBLISHING, *ECONOMICS, *PERIODICALS
Abstract

Focuses on `Book & Magazine Publishing in New York City,' a study of the composition, performance and economics of publishing in New York City.

Published
1994

9. Before the Bash.

Author

Berenson, Ruth

Subjects
ANNIVERSARIES, PERIODICALS, PUBLISHING, CONCERTS, BALLET, MUSEUMS, THEATER
Abstract

Presents information on several cultural performances and art shows that one can attend, while spending his weekend in New York in celebration of the 20th anniversary of this periodical. Information on the theater shows one can attend; Information on the concerts to be held in the city during the weekend; Information on the ballet performances that one can enjoy; Information on the museums one can visit.

Published
1975

10. Untitled.

Subjects
RAILROADS, PERIODICALS, PUBLISHING
Abstract

The article focuses on a paper published in "The Journal-American" about a railroad trip to Manhattan, New York.

Published
1961

11. AMC BLUES.

Author

Fine, Jon

Subjects
*PERIODICALS, *CONFERENCES & conventions, *PUBLISHING, *PRINT advertising
Abstract

The article reports on the American Magazine Conference in Manhattan, New York City. It was a poor year for the industry even before the September 11 terrorist attack and before anthrax threats looked likely to further damage the already-ailing means of distribution and acquiring new subscribers. According to Publishers Information Bureau advertising pages fell 9.2 percent through the end of September.

Published
2001

12. Publisher of News Corp.'s Wall Street Journal Europe Resigns.

Author

Chozick, Amy

Subjects
*PUBLISHING, *TELEPHONE hacking, *PERIODICALS, WALL Street (New York, N.Y.)
Abstract

9:30 p.m. Updated The News Corporation, already dealing with the fallout from a phone-hacking scandal in Britain, has suffered another blow to its European operations. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2011

13. TOD LIPPY.

Subjects
PUBLISHING, PERIODICALS, ARTS
Abstract

Reports that Tod Lippy is the creator of Esopus, an interdisciplinary arts publication which is published by the Esopus Foundation. Claim that Esopus was conceived by Lippy to provide a forum for the open exchange of artistic ideas and theories; Suggestion that Lippy edits and designs the publication.

Published
2005

14. And Catch That Title.

Author

Pollak, Michal

Subjects
*PUBLISHING, *PERIODICALS, *PAMPHLETS
Abstract

Answers a question on the first book published in New York City. Lack of information on the book or pamphlet published by William Bradford in 1693; Bradford's printing of the first Bible and the "The New York Gazette" in 1725.

Published
2004

15. Corrections.

Subjects
*CORRECTION notices (Newspapers), *PUBLISHING, *PERIODICALS
Abstract

Provides corrected versions of articles published in the periodical "New York Times".

Published
2004

16. Magazine Ad Pages Fall For a Ninth Month.

Subjects
*MAGAZINE advertising, *PERIODICALS, *ADVERTISING, *PUBLISHING
Abstract

Reports that magazine advertising pages declined in February 2004 for the ninth consecutive month, according to the Publishers Information Bureau n New York City.

Published
2004

17. Hot Market for a Magazine Not Yet for Sale.

Author

Carr, David

Subjects
*PERIODICAL publishing, *MAGAZINE design, *FORMAT of periodicals, *SALE of business enterprises, *PUBLISHING, *TYPOGRAPHIC design, *PERIODICAL editors, *PERIODICALS
Abstract

Focuses on 'New York' magazine. Publishers who are interested in purchasing 'New York,' which is owned by Primedia; Background on the magazine and its editors; How its graphic design created a template for modern magazines; The magazine's unpredictability; Its growing emphasis on consumer-oriented topics; Outlook for the sale of the city magazine.

Published
2003

18. Mags' future in the space race.

Author

Lockwood, Lisa

Subjects
PERIODICALS, PUBLISHING, ELECTRONIC publishing
Abstract

Highlights issues tackled at the first annual New York Magazine Day held on October 31, 1996. Sponsor of the event; Impact of Internet on magazines; Blurring of advertising and editorial; Challenges facing publishers.

Published
1996

19. Paperless is Here to Stay.

Author

Kahan, Stuart

Subjects
PAPER industry, TECHNOLOGICAL innovations, PUBLISHING, PERIODICALS
Abstract

The article reflects on the view of a paperless office in New York City. It discourses that paperless office is an appropriate metaphor for the touting of new technology in terms of modernity rather than its actual suitability to purpose. As a whole, the paperless office manages at higher profit margins than comparable paper-based offices. The paperless office was initially anticipated in an article entitled "The Office of the Future" published in the "Business Week" magazine.

Published
2006

20. AIDS title turns 10.

Subjects
ANNIVERSARIES, SPECIAL events, PERIODICALS, PUBLISHING
Abstract

Highlights the celebration of the 10th anniversary of the publication "POZ" in New York City.

Published
2004

21. THE PARTY'S OVER.

Author

Lindsay, Greg

Subjects
RESIGNATION of employees, EXECUTIVES, PUBLISHING, PERIODICALS
Abstract

Reports on the resignations of executives from the New York Times Magazine.

Published
2004

22. Homefront.

Subjects
*PUBLISHING, *PERIODICALS, *HOTELS, *ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc., *CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

Presents updates on news related to `Billboard' magazine as of March 6, 1999. Introduction of Music & Marketing Seminar, a one-day seminar focusing on new marketing strategies to be held April 8, 1999 at the Essex House in New York; Topics; Attendees; European sister publication Music & Media chosen by the German Phono Academy to publish the official souvenir booklet for the 1999 Echo Awards.

Published
1999

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