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How to Remake BusinessWeek?

Monday I learned that BusinessWeek, where I've worked for 22 years, is on the block. It may be sold, or stay in McGraw-Hill (where it's been for 80 years). But the business is losing money (I don't know how much). Whoever ends up with it is going to...

thenumerati.net. Added by Ron Casalotti on July 16, 2009

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Thomas Huynh shared a reaction in McGraw-Hill 1048 days ago

“BW, differentiate. Be honest & original, and ask for business. I can't even find a "subscribe" button on your homepage!”

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Leslie MacCallum shared a reaction in Magazine Industry 1048 days ago

“Many good points on what the next (or current) owner of BusinessWeek has to figure out to keep the brand as powerful”

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Cindy Zuck Pabst shared a reaction in Magazine Industry 1048 days ago

“Digital feedback could just as relevant, but not everyone knows how to spel corectly or know where, a comma goes. LOLL”

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Jenn LaRocco shared a reaction in Magazine Industry 1048 days ago

“but who is to say that the FREE digital feedback isnt the same or *gasp* a better indication on how to present the story”

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Cindy Zuck Pabst shared a reaction in Magazine Industry 1048 days ago

“Steve says many smart things. Explanation of the last 5%: making BW an excellent product. Intensive work - smart people”

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Ron Casalotti shared a reaction in McGraw-Hill 1048 days ago

“Excellent look at the opportunities (I don't like "challenges") facing a "new' BusinessWeek”

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