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So What Do You Do, Josh Jackson, Editor-in-Chief of Paste?
The Ellie-nominated indie mag's EIC talks about getting Paste off the ground, keeping it afloat, and what makes the Atlanta-based pub a contender in the music category.
So What Do You Do, David Willey, ASME President/EIC, Runner's World?
Ahead of this weekend's American Magazine Conference, the Rodale exec and ASME leader reveals how he's enticing a new generation of editors without 'boiling everything down to the brand.'
Behind the Lens: Developing A Prize-Worthy Photo Portfolio
Ahead of the National Magazine Awards, we zoom in on the five finalists for best photo portfolio, from inspiration and approach to final product.
Inside the Front of the Book
Editors from Ellie-nominated GQ, Esquire, Wired and New York reveal how they keep their sections relevant and innovative issue after issue.
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New ASME President Promises Changes - Posted June 8, 2011
Larry Hackett, the Managing Editor of People, is also the new President of The American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME). After he was elected Hackett told the other A... [FishbowlNY]
Poetry & Harper's Win National Magazine Awards - Posted May 10, 2011
Last night the American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) honored both Poetry and Harper's with National Magazine Awards.
Poetry received the General Excellence (Print) category for Literary, Political and Professional Magazines. ... [GalleyCat]
National Magazine Awards Roundup: New York, National Geographic Among the Big Winners - Posted May 10, 2011
Last night's ASME National Magazine Awards had more than a few surprises. The evening began with a cocktail hour for a change, where FishbowlNY had drinks with Graydon Carter, ... [FishbowlNY]
"Magazine of the Year" Finalists Announced for the 2011 National Magazine Awards - Posted April 12, 2011
The American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) announced today the 2011 Magazine of the Year finalists. The five finalists are The Atlantic, Backpacker, Foreign Policy, ... [FishbowlNY]
The New Yorker Leads in 2011 National Magazine Awards Nominations - Posted April 5, 2011
Sid Holt, Chief Executive of the American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME), announced the finalists for the 2011 National Magazine Awards this morn... [FishbowlNY]
Reader's Digest Moves To NYC As Part of Restructuring Plan - Posted November 19, 2009
After filing for Chapter 11 this August, Reader's Digest Association has been working on a restructuring plan to get itself out of debt. Some of this has been the unfortunate (but par for course) shuttering of titles, like ... [FishbowlNY]
ASME Luncheon: "35 Ways To Win A National Magazine Award" - Posted November 18, 2009
The American Society of Magazine Editors is gearing up for submissions to its 2010 National Magazine Awards. For the first time ever, the awards will include a separate ceremony for digital media, which last year included four categories. This year, th... [FishbowlNY]
Recession Puts Media Conferences On Hold - Posted May 6, 2009
Traditionally, media types like to party amongst themselves, dress up in tuxedos and eat chocolate fondue and call it an industry confab. But times are tough. As the print media shrinks, so too do the glitzy, pricey conferences.
Both the American Society of Ne... [FishbowlNY]
New Jersey Paper Reaffirms Our Faith in Ad/Edit Split - Posted May 4, 2009
Local papers rely on local advertisers to survive. This truth has become even more evident as revenue falls across the industry, which makes this story about New Jersey's The Record... [FishbowlNY]
US Weekly Draws ASME Fire for Faux Cover - Posted April 17, 2009
Turns out that even though times are as desperate as they are in the magazine world, you still can't do whatever you want to make money. ASME has jus... [FishbowlNY]
More Signs of the Times: NYT Suspends Dividend, MPA Loses More Members - Posted February 20, 2009
There are weeks when it feels as though the demise of print suddenly accelerates and this might be one of them.
After more than a year of refusing to cut its dividend — it finally did so back in November — the New York Times Co. has decided to do a... [FishbowlNY]
