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In reply to the discussion: Newsweek Will End Print Magazine in 2013 [View all]Midwestern Democrat
(806 posts)46. It was already a dead magazine when she took over.
It was officially dead when The Washington Post Co pulled the plug on it - although "Newsweek" as we knew it ended a couple of years earlier - they could no longer afford (due to their readership being decimated by the Internet) to be a traditional newsweekly and tried and failed to reposition the magazine to compete in the same (and much less costly) category as "The Economist" and "The New Republic". What's called "Newsweek" now really isn't "Newsweek" - it's a much lesser magazine that has a famous brand name on its cover- nothing more.
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It's been awful since it ran a glam shot of Paula (Remember her?) Jones on its cover
sarge43
Oct 2012
#16
And our culture as a whole. All breaking news all the time with no analysis. Ever.
Iris
Oct 2012
#15
Yep. I like being able to access magazines on my ipad, but that's an added benefit of being a
Iris
Oct 2012
#44
I remember issues of Time that were more than 100 pages, and rich in information
slackmaster
Oct 2012
#28
I am excited about progress. I don't think we should hold onto relics just to protect jobs... nt
Comrade_McKenzie
Oct 2012
#43