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M Magazine Redux
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Kai
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I'm not too optimistic about the success of this magazine.
It's not available in any of my local bookstores, and can't be ordered or subscribed to on the Conde Nast website or any other subscription web site.
When a person who is actually interested in a product can't find any way to purchase it, that doesn't bode well for the company that's marketing the product.
It's not available in any of my local bookstores, and can't be ordered or subscribed to on the Conde Nast website or any other subscription web site.
When a person who is actually interested in a product can't find any way to purchase it, that doesn't bode well for the company that's marketing the product.
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Doesn't sound hopeful:
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/business/magazine_makes_comeback_rBEyYfbSjYmnAnM6SQF1xH
It's staffed by WWD and Style.com people.
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/business/magazine_makes_comeback_rBEyYfbSjYmnAnM6SQF1xH
It's staffed by WWD and Style.com people.
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I got a copy through the mail a few days ago. Not terrible, many short features (1-3pp) on personalities and some look-back pieces, good quality print/paper. I spent an hour with it (versus about 10 minutes for the average GQ issue). Nothing I would hold on to long term.
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