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Apple Tablet Delayed, but With OLED Screen and Condé Nast Mags

Whee, the Apple Tablet merry-go-round spins and spins: Today adds a clutch of rumors that, if you grapple them all together, are another quietly confident tick in the "it's definitely real" box. But one suggestion is that the beast is ...READ»

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CONSUMER   |  Comment

A consumer’s responsibility to the media: Fans must be Fans!

It seems that not a day goes by that I don’t read about another once highly-regarded magazine or newspaper filing Chapter 11 or closing up shop. I feel sad, yet somewhat responsible, for its demise like so many other well-known and ...READ»

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Esquire's Six-Figure Augmented Reality Issue Turns Old Media New, Kind Of

If you can't have a magazine e-reader that mimics print, you might as well have a print edition that mimics digital. Or tries to, anyhow. This seems to be the driving notion behind the December issue of Esquire, in which about half a ...READ»

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Can the iPhone Help Save Magazines?

With bargain-basement subscription prices and free Web articles, magazines have spent the last decade acting like startups who care for nothing but eyes. But unlike Twitter, publishing companies need revenue--and not just from ads. ...READ»

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R.I.P. Gourmet--Our $.02 on How They Can Keep the Brand Alive

Conde Nast announced today that it will shutter Gourmet, the much-beloved magazine that's been serving a mix of high-end recipes and high-brow culinary essays since 1940. (Cookie and Modern Bride are also getting axed, but let's just ...READ»

GREGORY PATTERSON HAIRSTYLIST FEATURED IN AZ TEEN MAGAZINE PRESS PAGES!!

Check out my work with Cassie Gannis... an amzing up and coming young teen who will be rocking NASCAR silly soon!! READ»

Hair Stories... number 1!

Come visit my new blogspost... www.gregoryshairstories.blogspot.com to see up to the minute hair dramas... and experiences...  READ»

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Ad-supported Content, Out: Paid Content, In?

According to a new survey published by private equity company Veronis Suhler Stevenson, consumers are getting wise to advertising and are choosing to avoid it. In 2008, for the first time, people used more paid content than ...READ»

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Spring Comes to the Printed Page: Visionaire's Light-Sensitive Magazine

Spring is here, and magazines are jostling to evoke the season. But the newsstand rags have got nothing on the latest issue of Visionaire. "Solar," a collaboration with Calvin Klein, arrives inside a sturdy ...READ»

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How Designers are Grappling with the Recession

Like every other sector of the economy, the design industry is being whipsawed by the recession. But in curious ways: shelter design--furniture, interiors and whatnot--appears to be in remarkably dire straits, while design and ...READ»

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MINE   |  6 comments

Time Inc.'s Mine Magazine is a Printed RSS Feed

The news just keeps getting more personal. Hyper-specialized blogs, RSS feeds, and personalized Google homepages let us focus on what we care about and tune out the rest. Thus far, personalized news has been limited to the Internet, but Time Inc. is bringing it to the printed word with mine, a five-issue, 10-week, experimental magazine...READ»

High Fashion Hairstyling meets Business Savy Entrepreneurs!

Lets Collaborate!! I invite you to my myspace page to view some of my work in hope of working with you on some great business projects. Contact me for some business ideas. Lets make it happen! www.myspace.com/gregory_patterson9READ»

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Redesigning a Brand

Redesigning a magazine's layout doesn’t just update it – it revolutionizes it. Luke Hayman, an art director with the design firm, Pentagram, spoke to an audience of about 50 students and professors at the final meeting of the ...READ»

Chairman of The Week Gets Candid

Three weeks ago, he drunkenly told a reporter from The Times of London that he once pushed a man off a cliff (which he later retracted). Last Thursday, Felix Dennis, chairman of The Week, appeared (sober, I think) at the Columbia ...READ»

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Martha Stewart Living's CEO on What Makes a ‘Good Thing’

On the first truly warm evening of spring, last Thursday, about 50 journalism students, including myself, sat inside the main lecture hall of the Columbia Journalism School. We listened to Susan Lyne, CEO and president of Martha ...READ»

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