Jungle Media Group, the publishers of MBA Jungle and JD Jungle announced today that they are changing the magazines' names to Jungle and Jungle Law, respectively.
"The change recognizes the growing interest in the titles beyond the ...READ»
With the demise of the print version of Teen People hot on the heels of Elle Girl (YM folded last year and there has been a similar trend with UK teen titles), many of us in the teen media space have been thinking about the future of ...READ»
Fast Company is a full-color monthly magazine that reports on the
technology industry. It was launched in November 1995by Alan Webber and
Bill Taylor, two former Harvard Business Review editors. It serves
as a handbook for the ...READ»
New York, May 25, 2006 - Fast Company announced today that Senior Writer, Linda Tischler, has been award the 2006 Deadline Club Award for best magazine feature. The article, "Join the Circus," was in the July 2005 issue and gave an ...READ»
I've been a little remiss in sharing that a week ago Fast Company brought home two Folio Awards. We won the Gold Eddie for best consumer business magazine (beating Fortune and Black Enterprise), and the Silver Ozzie for best overall ...READ»
The Internet continues to transform the way we think and interact with content. Unless you’re a magazine. To say that magazines have struggled in this Electronic Age is falling well short of the complete story. Yes there have been ...READ»
Back in 1995, when we launched Fast Company, our most valuable asset was our originality. What was different about the magazine? Its message. Its language. Its design. Most important, its promise to readers. Nobody talked about ...READ»
So says David Carr in a New York Times column yesterday. My first reaction to Carr's opinion piece was to think of the John Lennon line: "I read the news today, oh boy!" But then Carr is stating his opinion, not fact, and also ...READ»
Like the National Geographic Society explorers before him, John Fahey is venturing into uncharted territory. The CEO of the society talks about reinvigorating the venerable brand.READ»
Congratulations to the Fast Company team for ranking among the American Society of Magazine Editors' recently announced list of the top 40 magazine covers of the last four decades. Clocking in at No. 37, our August 1997 cover for the ...READ»
I enjoy Wired magazine when I'm done reading Fast Company, but this current month's issue left me wondering: where do the articles end, and the ads begin?
It's really a seamless merging of the two, at least to my uneducated ...READ»
May 16, 2006, Chicago, IL – Fast Company announced today that The International Interior Design Association (IIDA) will award the magazine its 2006 IIDA Star Award at the IIDA 12th Annual Meeting to be held on Sunday, June 11, ...READ»
Here are some recent media mentions of Fast Company:
Love For Sale: Rebecca Mead, my favorite New Yorker writer, addresses the marketing of mating -- and refers to Fast Company in the process
Biz Bits: Wire editors at the St. ...READ»
David Carr writes in the New York Times today that American Express is publishing a no-name magazine that's sent out exclusively to Centurion cardholders. With a sleek, black-on-black cover designed by the creative director of ...READ»
Rick Smolan, the former National Geographic and Time magazine photographer who makes great coffee table books like "Day in the Life of America, " invites us into his home to discuss photography and his latest projects.READ»
We've heard a lot on the iPad's potentially transformational powers for publishing, and we've seen some custom-built magazines and newspapers already. Now WoodWing has a tool that makes turning a mag into a PadMag almost ...READ»
There was a good interview with Fast Company's editor in chief, John A. Byrne, published in Knowledge@Wharton recently. Taking a look at the impact of John joining the team a year ago, the interview considers the challenges facing ...READ»
Devastating news for the design world: After 55 years in
publication, I.D. Magazine, America's foremost design publication, has
folded. I.D. was the oldest product design** magazine in the country, and
was the one-time employer of ...READ»
