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December 13, 2004
New wave mags assume revived tech biz boom
Another sign that a new tech business boom is underway: top-tier press coverage of venerable magazines re-tooling to catch the new wave.
MIT Technology Review will become bigger (moving from 56 to 72 pages per month, and from 10 to 12 issues a year) and "more serious," reports the New York Times in today's puff piece. Designer Roger Black is reworking the magazine's look-and-feel.
The Times notes that the magazine will face renewed competition from another '90s tech boom holdover, Red Herring, and a new challenger, Tech Confidential, from the publishers of The Daily Deal.
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Links:
M.I.T. Technology Review Adopts More Serious Tone by Victoria Shannon, New York Times, 13 December 2004
What's the story? Doug Millison also edits OnlineJournalist.org, "on a need-to-know basis"
Links:
M.I.T. Technology Review Adopts More Serious Tone by Victoria Shannon, New York Times, 13 December 2004
What's the story? Doug Millison also edits OnlineJournalist.org, "on a need-to-know basis"
December 13, 2004 08:09 AM
