InfoWorld discusses print closure

Posted on | March 26, 2007 | No Comments

InfoWorld Editor in Chief Steve Fox, who’s been around this publishing business as long as I have, waxes eloquently on shutting his venerable print publication.

“The ad-driven economic model that supported print magazines for years…is unraveling,” he writes. “Given the alternative, advertisers want more immediate gratification and measurable results than print can afford them.”

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