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The Most (and Least) Inventive Inventions on Time's '50 Best Inventions' List

BY Kit EatonTue Nov 17, 2009 at 7:16 AM

If someone decided to do a list of innovative magazine lists, it probably wouldn't include Time magazine's "50 Best Innovations" list. The new one's out, and we've sub-selected some of the good items for you. But a broad swath of the ...READ»

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Twitter Won't Do Ads, but Time.Com's Twitter Page Does

BY Kit EatonMon Aug 31, 2009 at 9:23 AM

Twitter's own future won't contain advertising, but that isn't stopping Time.com from selling its own advertising space on Twitter. Is this one future for social networking ads? Time's going all-out to figure out how to make money ...READ»

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Flickr Removes Obama-as-Joker Photo

BY Chris DannenWed Aug 19, 2009 at 10:31 AM

It's rarely a good PR move when a social Web site decides to remove a politically-charged image--the InterWebs get angry. One such case came to light today: A Photoshop mockup of President Obama as the Joker from The Dark Knight, ...READ»

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Time, Inc's Former Editor on the Future of the Magazine

BY Chris DannenTue Aug 11, 2009 at 2:45 PM

Over the last three decades Jim Gaines has served as editor in chief of Time, Life and People magazines, as well as the corporate editor of Time, Inc. Today, August 11, is his sixty-second birthday--but unlike many of the print ...READ»

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Time's Printed RSS Feed Magazine Needs Debugging, Ad Blocking

BY Ariel SchwartzFri Apr 17, 2009 at 1:10 PM

The first issue of mine magazine has been released, Time Inc.'s 10-issue experimental mash-up of its different magazines into a kind of printed RSS feed, and the results are not going to put Google Reader out of business anytime ...READ»

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

BY Ariel SchwartzWed Mar 18, 2009 at 3:53 PM

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»

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Who Gets "It?" Not Political Admen

BY Alder CrockerWed Sep 24, 2008 at 10:39 PM

Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio? Every four years, the country is over-run with political ads from presidential hopefuls, and for the most part, they are aggressive, in-your-face and pushing the limits of the truth....all ...READ»