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New York Post: Condé Nast has officially dropped “Publications” from the end of its name — to suggest the venerable magazine publisher is finally emphasizing its digital arm.
Gawker: The debate over whether The National Enquirer should win a Pulitzer for its John Edwards scandal coverage continues.
Folio: Good news: paid subscriptions are up for women’s magazines based on data from the second half of 2009.
Ad Age: Maybe cutting subscription prices wasn’t such a good idea after all.
Variety: AOL has brought on former Google exec David Eun as content chief.
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