State of the News Media 2008: Magazines
The change signaled by the biggest news magazines as they headed into 2007 has begun, but it will require more time to judge whether it represents genuine change or just a pause along the way of decline.
FOR RELEASE MARCH 19, 2008
State of the News Media 2008: Magazines
The change signaled by the biggest news magazines as they headed into 2007 has begun, but it will require more time to judge whether it represents genuine change or just a pause along the way of decline.
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