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|Wednesday, 20 October 2010 00:00
The Camp Verde Marshal's Office was busier in September than it was during the same month a year ago, responding to nearly 25 percent more calls and incidents.
Much of that was the result of a continued trend of responding to many more calls in order to assist other agencies than in previous months, according to numbers recently released by the Town of Camp Verde.
Last month, the marshal's office responded to 110 agency assist calls, compared with just 14 a year ago. Since the 2010-11 fiscal began July 1, local law enforcement has responded to 334 such calls.
Other increases in activity for the marshal's office were far more modest. There was a marked increase in reported misdemeanor assaults, however, with nine reported cases compared to one a year ago.
The number of reported felony assaults went unchanged for the same period last year, with two incidents on record.
There were four September incidents involving drugs or controlled substances, four reported DUIs, one reported sex offense and deputies responded to one reported suicide.
The month saw 23 reported traffic accidents, up from 14 the same period in 2009. Officers also reported 171 separate traffic offenses.
There were 10 reported cases of theft, down from 15 in September 2009, and two reported burglaries, one at a business and one at a private home. Ten cases of criminal damage were reported, along with 10 reported cases of domestic violence and seven instances of disorderly conduct. There were six reported weapons offenses, the identical number reported a year ago.
Deputies were called out to 17 incidents where juveniles were reportedly creating problems, one incidence of child abuse or neglect and three reported child runaways. Deputies investigated two reports of missing persons.
In terms of more minor offenses, deputies dealt with five noise complaints, responded to 19 activated alarms and came across four abandoned vehicles.
The town's animal control department, which operates under the umbrella of the marshal's office, responded to 84 calls, bringing the total to 240 for the fiscal year.
In total, September saw the marshal's office respond to or report 790 incidents, up from 593 in September 2009.
Numbers for October are expected to be released by the town later next month.
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Some of us "older" publishing pros often quip it's the "digitally-savvy youngsters" that are driving the new publishing eraŌĆönot just as consumers, but as talented members of the magazine publishing community.
In that spirit, it's time once again to turn the FOLIO: spotlight on the younger set and profile the next group of rising stars and innovators across traditional publishing roles, never-before-seen positions in new lines of business, and market-shaping start-ups: FOLIO:'s 15 Under 30.
Last year's list featured a cross-section of talent responsible for social media, interactive marketing, community management and new digital companies. These are all excellent, and we're equally impressed with individuals who are leading the way in defining new competitive opportunities for existing, more traditional products.
The nomination process is officially openŌĆötell us who you think deserves to be on the list by filling out our simple online form. Our list-makers will appear in the October issue.
The only catch? All nominees must be younger than 30.
The deadline for nominations is Monday, September 10. Good luck and thanks for participating!
Why has mobile yet to, well, mobilize? There are a number of reasonsŌĆöa few of my favorites are:
ŌĆó Economic Downturn: As mobile was ramping up, the economy slowed down. Advertising budgets, particularly test budgets for new media, became difficult to acquire.
ŌĆó Growth of Social Media: The development of Facebook and Twitter stole some of the spotlight. Coupled with the tight economy, advertisers sought lower-cost ŌĆśsocial media,ŌĆÖ perceived to be viral and free in nature. Ironically, mobile has been silently driving much of the traffic behind social media, which was confirmed when Facebook released mobile figures in advance of their IPO.
ŌĆó Lack of Consumer Data: Handset penetration, publisher audience figures, demographics, response rates, install ratesŌĆöthe list of complaints from advertisers seems endless.
Fortunately, the industry has made steady progress despite all of these obstacles. In fact, the marketplace for mobile ad inventory is as advanced as its cousin in the wired world. Mobile ad exchanges, Mobile DSPs and a host of buying models now offer advertisers unrealized opportunities while simultaneously providing publishers with the ability to monetize the mobile channel.
The Real Challenge
Premium mobile media CPMs may still be a challenge for most advertisers to swallow, as the industry has one final obstacle that stands before it: An understanding of how mobile relates directly or indirectly to overall media consumption.
ŌĆśThe role of mobileŌĆÖ in the marketing mix has been a discussion topic Mindshare has been exploring for some time. Recently, it has picked up tremendous speed as we enter into 2013 planning season. Client inquiries suggest a positive outlook for the industry and growth looms on the horizon. To spur spending, many publishers have offered cross-media studies, to help advertisers understand the duplication and effects of advertising within mobile, digital, and print properties. Most of these publisher opportunities are passed over, but not without extreme gratitude for making an effort to solve the advertisers concerns.
The truth is the industry requires a solution that spans multiple publishers and multiple channels. The advertiser needs information that allows them to allocate budgets accordingly, allowing them to feel confident that their return on investment will be maximized toward the best performing media. (Remember, the economic downturn is no distant memory; savvy CMOs have learned to scrutinize every dollar spent in the new economy.)
A Solution Exists
The technology to solve our channel attribution concerns already exists. Google, Apple, and Microsoft have all hedged their bets by building multiple mechanisms that will enable cross-device targeting within their operating system ecosystems. Additional work is being completed by independent companies to provide a more holistic series of tracking mechanisms that will align a user profile across channels, publishers, and devices. The real obstacle is the potential for pending privacy legislation by Government agencies. ┬Ā
This past spring, the White House released its consumer privacy bill of rights in a whitepaper tilted Consumer Data Privacy in a Networked World. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), has begun establishing a privacy policy code of conduct, which could be proposed as a bill to congress as early as this winter. (NOTE: The NTIA is the same U.S. Department of Commerce governmental organization that oversees wireless spectrum management, allowing it considerable clout in the ecosystem.) Since the advertising industry is prone to self-regulation, the likelihood of this passing as law is questionable. Still, the industry remains hesitant to make any large-scale moves toward full cross-channel tracking while ŌĆśa code of conductŌĆÖ policy is still being written. The European Union is considering similar policies backed by laws that could have considerable teeth.
The result is the industry now coming to a near standstill while we wait for privacy definitions to be constructed and agreed upon. As consumers become more sophisticated in their understanding, and to some extent mistrust, of data collection via the Internet, nearly everyone from publishers to advertisers, OEMs to carriers, and developers to politicians have had to manage consumer privacy issues. All sides have the desire to reach the same goal. The NTIA has done a good job of engaging all the stakeholders in a very democratic discourse. Yet we may need to wait a little longer for ŌĆśthe year of mobileŌĆÖ as election year politics are certain to keep this far from widespread public debate.
Mobile stands to benefit everyone and everythingŌĆöadvertisers, publishers, even other media channels. Privacy and tracking is now the single largest obstacle. We all need to participate in developing the regulatory policies to stop the standstill and move the industry forward.┬Ā ┬Ā
Once derided as Johnny-come-latelys to the digital media game, traditional publishers are now becoming enthusiastic start-up accelerators, buying or incubating early-stage companies that aim to disrupt the media market. Bonnier has just joined the club with its own Innovation Lab, a 14-week program seeking applicants who are interested in "developing revolutionary products and services that will change the way major media companies engage with their audiences." The idea being that Bonnier, like other publishers, has already waded its way into the modern media world and knows a thing or two about digital business and audience development, marketing and content strategy.
Not quite an ownership-based incubator, such as Hearst's Interactive Media unit, the Innovation Lab is more like an educational program that helps entrepreneurs get their ideas off the ground and into the market.
The brainchild of David Rich, Bonnier Corp.'s director of digital innovation, the program features a dozen mentors. Some are from Bonnier's ranks, including CEO Terry Snow, digital audience and analytics director Jennifer Anderson and VP of corporate communications Dean Turcol. And some are from VC firms and other start-ups.
Four start-ups will be selected for the first program and each receives a pretty generous set of perks, including a minimum of $25,000 in seed capital, $5,000 in PR support, $10,000 in PayPal transaction fees and about $79,000 in hosting credits from a variety of services including Amazon, Rackspace and Microsoft Azure.
For its part, Bonnier will get an equity stake in the startups if they make it from drawing board to real companyŌĆöand presumably first dibs if it's a concept uniquely appealing to Bonnier. But how much that ends up being depends on the progress of each start-up and what is ultimately negotiated as they progress through the Lab.
Like most of you, I pay close attention to what is going on in the event space. I find myself particularly interested in trends and the overall outlook for our industry. Not surprisingly, some events are up, others are down and many find themselves relatively flat. However, being internal optimists, we always look for the silver liningŌĆöexhibit space was off, but attendance was up. We had more exhibitors, but the average booth size was down. We are the masters of the spin for our customers, but what is really in store for trade shows?
The Center for Exhibition Industry Research recently released research on ŌĆ£The Role and Value of Face-to-Face Interaction.ŌĆØ Even during the ŌĆ£Great Recession,ŌĆØ and now in the midst of an increasingly digital world, in person events remain an important tool for many marketers. Your customerŌĆÖs still have a desire to show their products and services to a highly concentrated group of targeted influencers.┬Ā
This is the good news, but there are still many risks to our overall business. Budgets are decreasing and every dollar is being scrutinized. Simply put, you cannot afford to rest on the historic influence the event industry has had as a marketing tool. We need to challenge the norm and look to adjust our model for the future. Savvy marketers want a simple, measurable and hassle free experience. So what does that mean?
Simple: Everything from the contract process to payments to registration needs to be easier.┬Ā Consider an alumni program that will take basic information (address, phone, contact, product category, directory listings, etc.) and carry it over year to year.┬Ā Give them the opportunity to update that information, but why should you ask your returning customers to recreate the wheel with every event?
Measurable: We all deal with question on ROI. Unfortunately, there is not a one size fits all approach, but if your staff understands a marketers objectives in advance of the event, you can work to formulate and define what is or is not a realistic outcome. How will you ultimately be graded?
Hassel Free: If you have been in the business for any period of time, you know the single biggest complaint is drayage, labor and other variable costs.┬Ā Most exhibitors do a poor job of planning, and far too often they are surprised by their invoice.┬Ā Make it easy and look at ŌĆ£all inŌĆØ packages that are inclusive of drayage, basic utilities, etc.
What are you doing differently to make for a better customer experience?
Brian Pagel is a Vice President at Nielsen Expositions, where he runs The Kitchen and Bath Industry Show. Since re-joining Nielsen in 2001, Pagel has also served as a vice president in the Decorated Apparel Group. A 15-year veteran of the publishing, convention and exposition industries, Pagel has also held senior account executive positions with Leader Publishing and Bill Communications.
To paraphrase Senator John McCainŌĆöletŌĆÖs have some straight talk. The newsstand as we know it is nearing endangered species status. How much further do newsstand sales have to decline before publishers take corrective action? ┬Ā
ItŌĆÖs well known that newsstand sales are in the dumper, but the depth of the audited publication sales slide in the first half of this year is even greater than has recently been reported by the media. A 9.6 percent sales decline (reported by the media) is huge, but the extent of the actual slide is more than 20 percent greater.
The reason for the difference is that the numbers reported by the media only represent the sales status of titles that were audited in both the first half of this year and the first half of last year. It doesnŌĆÖt, however, include titles audited a year go, but have either ceased being audited and/or have discontinued being published. Examples include; Soap Opera Weekly, Soap Opera ABC, Soap Opera CBS, Cooking with Paula Deen and Spin. If sales data from discontinued/no longer audited titles are included in the calculation, the overall unit sales decline is estimated (based on preliminary ABC reports) to be a breath-taking 12.8 percent and a corresponding 12.2 percent fall in revenue.
The Newsstand Channel Is Being Hollowed Out
The devastating first-half sales are, as weŌĆÖre all aware, not an anomaly. The steep decline began in the first half of 2008 and has essentially continued unabated since then. A brief recap illustrates the accumulative depth of the sales slide:
The unit sales of audited publications have declined nearly 45 percent in the last four and a half years. Since 2007 itŌĆÖs estimated that by the end of 2012 the annual unit sales of audited publications will have fallen from about 930 million to 510 millionŌĆöa staggering annual sales loss of 420 million copies. The revenue will have declined from $3.2 billion to approximately $2.4 billion.
WhatŌĆÖs Gone Wrong?
There are many explanations for this declineŌĆöthe great recession, fewer store visits and a more cost conscious consumer. But the most significant has been the impact of technological change that has increased the proclivity of consumers to acquire news and information on a range of mobile devices that are offering better and better user experiences. Together all of these things have contributed to the decline.
Should the Decline Have Been So Steep?
In this 4-year period of unprecedented change a substantial sales decline would certainly have been expected. But should it have been so severe? I would argue the decline has been exacerbated by a timid publishing community and the restraints of an antiquated newsstand channel distribution system. The channel has, in effect, been held hostage by a costly, inefficient system loaded with duplication of effort. This is largely a product of its two-middlemen (wholesalers and national distributors) configuration.
Years ago the channel probably required a two-middlemen check and balance approach in order to meet the needs of accommodating a vast distribution network with over 500 independent wholesalers. Today just three wholesalers control the majority of all magazine newsstand distributions and the two-middlemen configuration seems seriously out of date. However, the corrosive often adversarial nature of this configuration continues to persist, which has seriously thwarted the prospect for channel reform.
As I indicated in a February story (after the audit bureaus reported last yearŌĆÖs second-half sales) the magazine newsstand had reached viral conditions and it was clear that the desperately persistent decline was now feeding on itself. Six months later the first half results (the steepest sales decline in recent history) only confirms the viral nature of channel conditions.
Publishers and Wholesalers: Coping in the Age of Newsstand Austerity
For years publisherŌĆÖs newsstand actions were dictated primarily by competitive self-interest. They largely ignored the health of the supply chain and the financial sustainability of its wholesaling ŌĆ£partners.ŌĆØ These actions, although seemingly counter productive, were precipitated by the huge diversity of the publishing community (like herding cats) and by the knowledge that they had a range of other alternatives (not just newsstand circ) for delivering readers to meet their circ level requirements.
The trend to less single copy circ has been continuing for many decades, but the recent 4-year newsstand sales decline, coupled by the advent of digital (replica) circ, has intensified the effect of the newsstand sales decline.
Let me give you a current example of how this works. People Magazine, the undisputed newsstand sales leader, experienced a nearly 19 percent decline in newsstand sales in the first half of this year. This translated to a 214,000 drop in newsstand circ. But PeopleŌĆÖs total paid circulation (nearly 3.6 million) remained virtually the same as it was in the year previous period (actually it was up about 6,000). To compensate for the ŌĆ£lostŌĆØ newsstand circ, the subscription circ was increased by 220,000ŌĆöthis included a 77,000 increase in verified circ. Additionally People reported (for the first time) 37,000 replica circ.
The point here is publishers have alternatives for compensating for ŌĆ£lostŌĆØ newsstand circ. But it comes with some serious tradeoffs. Adding subscribers to meet circ level requirements generally increases reader acquisition costs and, of course, the added subscribers remove potential newsstand buyers from the market, which has a subtle, but real, impact on future newsstand sales.
On the other hand wholesalers have far fewer alternatives for compensating for declining newsstand sales. Essentially those alternatives come down to reducing costs and increasing scale (growing market share). ThatŌĆÖs exactly whatŌĆÖs happened. Wholesalers have lowered costs by reducing staff, consolidating distribution management at central locations and curtailing much needed system improvement investments.
Although itŌĆÖs difficult to measure the sales effect of these cost-saving initiatives, by all accounts the cost containment strategy of wholesalers has definitely contributed to the sales slide. In the process the three remaining wholesaler groups continue to battle for market share. The News Group, one of three major wholesaling groups, has recently taken the Kroger account (a major seller of magazines) from another super-wholesaler, The Source. The News Group and Hudson News teamed to buy CMG, a large national distributor, from Hearst and Cond├® Nast. ItŌĆÖs still too early to read the results of this precedent-setting move, but I suspect itŌĆÖs quietly resonating in the market. All of this appears to be setting up the inevitable battle for wholesaler survival among the three remaining wholesaling giants. This battle may come to nothing, but in the interim itŌĆÖs helping keep the fragile newsstand channel in an unsettled condition.
In a declining newsstand market publishers have options, albeit theyŌĆÖre often costly. Wholesalers have a lesser number of viable options for coping in a down market. They are desperately trying to keep their financial ships afloat, while fighting a market share battle, which could eventually reshape the newsstand channel.
ItŌĆÖs Up to Publishers to Save the Newsstand Channel
Publishers have alternatives for replacing ŌĆ£lostŌĆØ newsstand circ. This, however, has provided a false sense of security that has partially blinded them to the perils of a newsstand channel with greatly diminished capabilities. Yes, the prospect of more digital circ is in publisherŌĆÖs future, but letŌĆÖs be clear about the realities of consumer magazine publishingŌĆöfor many years to come publishing survival will continue to be based on producing quality print products, attracting a cadre of advertisers, cost effectively acquiring print readers and protecting prime sources of circ (reader) acquisition.
None of the many circulation sources is more important than the newsstand. Without a viable newsstand sales market the prospect for the survival of consumer magazines will be seriously diminished.
Wholesalers and publishers, whether they like it or not, are bound at the hip. Publishers desperately need a viable newsstand channel and wholesalers need publishers that are fully committed to producing product with retail sales appeal.
What Can Be Done to Slow the Sales Slide?
At this juncture itŌĆÖs not a matter of growing sales, but slowing the devastating 10 percent rate of annual decline. ItŌĆÖs no secret that channel efficiencies can be improved, duplicate effort eliminated and costs reduced. If that happened it could go a long ways towards stemming the severity of the sales fall.
If publishers and wholesalers needs are mutually dependent why arenŌĆÖt these things being done?
Resolve the Scan-Based Trading Issue
There is no simple answer. But if I were to pick the major sticking point it involves the publisher/national distributor/wholesaler battle over how to adjust to the effects of scan based trading. Scan based trading now dominates wholesaler relationships with their major retailing clients. However, publishers/national distributors have not fully accepted this reality. ItŌĆÖs too complicated an issue to fully discuss in this note, but the gist is it revolves around publishers accepting scanned sales data, shifting inventory control to publishers and coming to grips with the so called ŌĆ£shrinkŌĆØ factor (the difference that may occur between scanned data and actual counts). There are also some audit bureau issues involved.
Scanned-based trading is a thorny issue, but resolving it may hold the key to unleashing the prospect for improving efficiencies and reducing channel costs. Publishers and wholesalers should be encouraged to resolve the scanned-based trading differences, which, in turn, will enable them to get on with the task of working more cooperatively to address the more important issue of stemming the sales slide.
I believe the ball is in the publisherŌĆÖs court. They must step up to bat and get this done. If not the future for the newsstand looks very gloomy.
An announcement went out today, but if you haven't seen it, we've decided to put Foliomag.com on a metered paid-access model. Here's why:
Our mission has always been to provide you with the most up-to-date and in-depth resources to help media companies succeed. Our news and analysis lead the industry. Our blogs, columns and more offer the context and perspective you need to optimize your business.
At the core of our decision was this: We felt that it's very important to place a clear value on our content, and to recognize the value that our best customers see in what we do. Also, as a brand that covers the digital-media transformation, we seek to not just reflect what the industry is doing, but to lead it as well.
This paid-access initiative will also allow us to invest in Foliomag.comŌĆöto significantly improve it over time. We'll be adding regular multimedia features, more voices, more connectivity and more content.
Our paid-access model begins immediately. Here's the way it will work: Each month, you'll get to read eight stories on a complimentary basis. You'll be reminded as you get closer to the eighth report. After that, you'll be given the option of buying an annual subscription to Foliomag.com for $69.95. Alternatively, you can gain full access to the site on a monthly basis for $14.95.
As a leader of the digital-content marketplace, we to need to adapt to the changing times. Our new format allows you, our most loyal customers, to choose the level of information you need.
Feel free to comment below; you can also email me at bmickey at red7media.com.
REMAGŌĆÖs sprawling and multi-faceted kiosk program would not be easy to announce in two to three words on a newsstand magazine cover. In fact, it would be hard to explain in 25 words or less. ItŌĆÖs new, fresh, innovative and, from a bloggerŌĆÖs point of view, a little complicated. But the program is, in fact, all about the newsstand sales of magazines, so it deserves our attention and comprehension.
REMAGŌĆÖs Blake Patterson called me to give me an update on the program. Since I blogged about this last year, REMAG has added a step. The program works like this:
1) Remag sets up a magazine recycling kiosk in participating retail stores.
2) A store customer brings a magazine back to the kiosk for recycling.
3) When the magazine is entered into the kiosk a screen comes up listing some local charities and schools from which to choose.
4) After the charity is chosen a coupon screen comes up. The customer may select four coupons from the categories of choice.
5) The coupons are printed from the kiosk with the code for the donation embedded in the coupon.
6) After each coupon is redeemed, a nickel goes to the charity that the customer has chosen.
Since a customer can redeem up to four coupons per magazine recycled, that means that a potential donation of 20 cents will go to charity for each recycled copy. That charitable donation is currently paid directly by REMAG, who believes in this model enough to subsidize it.
When I first blogged about REMAGŌĆÖs idea, the response from my readers was enthusiastic. They called it a fantastic idea, bringing sustainability into the realm of print publishing, not only by recycling the product but by incentivizing the further sale of magazines.
SEE ALSO: Can Magazine Recycling Boost Retail Sales?
I liked the idea because we badly needed then, as we do now, something new in our world, something positive and forward-looking. The REMAG model seemed promising. It still looks promising, combining, as it does, magazine sales, sustainability and charitable donationsŌĆöor, as Patterson puts it, three great stories to tell.
ŌĆ£WeŌĆÖve always spoken about a magazine purchase as a value proposition extending beyond the purchase itself,ŌĆØ said Patterson. ŌĆ£This adds massive value to the transaction, value that a customer can discover directly, by walking over to the kiosk and finding the coupons and charitable donations available.ŌĆØ
Given how ambitious the program is, itŌĆÖs no surprise that it has taken a full year to launch the pilot.┬Ā But launched it finally will be, in eight News-Group-serviced Save Mart/Lucky stores starting in December. There will be two kiosks per location, one per entrance. And the EPA itself has reached out to REMAG to start a program in Puerto Rico, where landfill space is running out. As a result, REMAG is setting up a pilot in three Super Max locations in Puerto Rico starting in February 2013.
What REMAG is looking for from the publishing community now, as they were a year ago, is visibility, participation, and support.┬Ā How can we as an industry build magazine sales through this? How much can we boost newsstand sales from the entire category by, for example, having a generic coupon for all magazines? Or for all the magazines published by a single multi-title publisher? And a final great question: What more can the rest of us do to help?
SEE ALSO: Magazine Publishers Family Literacy Project┬Ā
While there are pockets of good news on the ad revenue side of the publishing business these days, overall publishers are still duking it out on the front lines. This is illustrated for better or worse in Time Inc.'s 10-Q report released last week. The publishing giant's revenues dropped nine percent in the second quarter to $858 million and six percent for the half to $1.6 billion. Every segment within the publishing division recorded a loss in revenues. And the losses prompted the company to warn that because "soft market" conditions are expected to continue through the third quarter, the fair value and book value of the company's brands are getting uncomfortably close.
This ratio is pointed out by anonymous blogger Dead Tree edition, who also notes operating income for the half is down 60 percent compared to same period 2011. As of the end of last year, Time Warner says the fair value of Time Inc. is 19 percent higher than its book value, and that it didn't actually have to do an impairment analysis during the second quarter, but if that 19 percent gets erased due to continued declines this year, the company may have to take a non-cash charge out of earnings that are already significantly pinched.
"During 2012, the Publishing segment has experienced soft market conditions that have negatively impacted its operating results," says the report. "If those market conditions worsen, it is possible that the book values of the Time Inc. reporting unit and certain of its tradenames will exceed their respective fair values, which may result in the Company recognizing a noncash impairment that could be material."
This may never happen, the 19 percent separation in value is a decent cushion but with the market condition the way it is, the company felt compelled to issue a warning nevertheless. If book values (the value of the company straight off the balance sheet) do end up exceeding fair value (the value of the company determined by a hypothetical sale, or market value), then there will be a non-cash charge to the bottom line.
In the meantime, the report also highlights just how expensive digital investments have become for companies that are making heavy commitments to web, mobile and tablet development. As print production scales back, savings are immediately eaten up by digital. TW says that in the second quarter costs dropped about 4 percent, or $13 million due to less production associated with lower print volumes, but were entirely offset by investments in websites and tablet magazines.
As for the publishing group's segments, subscription revenues were down 11 percent for the second quarter to $292 million and 7 percent for the half to $623 million. Advertising was down 7 percent for the quarter and 6 percent for the half to $472 million and $855 million respectively. Content sales were down 20 percent in the quarter to $20 million, but that gap narrowed by the end of the half to a loss of 5 percent, ending at $39 million.
In the second quarter, Time Inc. took back the management of SI.com and Golf.com from Turner, who had been paying Time Inc. licensing fees to manage the sites. With the two site back in the fold, advertising losses were partially offset by about $7 million, but that was nulled by the loss of $9 million Time Inc. would have had from licensing fees.
Joe Pompeo at Capital New York reports that Huffington Post has made its Huffington app, launched in June, free. The app's single copy price was 99 cents, $1.99 per month or $19.99 per year and, at the time, reflected the you-don't-get something-for-nothing mentality now so prevalent in digital content publishingŌĆöespecially when producing a magazine app like this one is still far from efficient or low-cost.
But, in hindsight, Huffington had clearly wrestled with whether to charge for the app or not. When Folio: first reported on the app's coming launch, executive editor Tim O'Brien said the business model had yet to be determinedŌĆöand this was only weeks out from its debut.
SEE ALSO: Inside Huffington Post's Weekly Magazine App
Pompeo says the change in strategy was revealed during a company meeting yesterday, and the app is already listed as free in the App Store.
All of this was underscored earlier this week when News Corp.'s The Daily axed 29 percent of its workforce, or 50 employees, and streamlined its content production.
The changes at Huffington and The Daily highlight the difficulty publishers are having with nailing down a consistent business model for magazine apps. The technology is new and the products and the experience they offer are still new for consumers and that mix can bloom into a confusing array of strategies as publishers balance customer preferences with business realities.
This can be especially frustrating as publishers also try to figure out how apps relate with and exist next to their traditional products. A Huffington spokesperson tells Pompeo that the decision to go free was triggered by the fact that The Huffington Post itself is free and the app's paid model clashed with that. Perception goes a long way.
In an earlier blog post, Penton Media senior vice president of strategy and business development Warren Bimblick sniffed out a pricing scheme that might have been a bit too perfunctory.┬Ā ┬Ā
My grandfather passed away many years ago at the ripe old age of 88. He left a legacy that included perpetual fruitcakes (not referring to my brother, but to a multi-year post-death pre-paid Christmas delivery of doorstop cakes to everyone in the family). ┬Ā
This happening in the 1980s gave the family an annual holiday giggle and we wondered why grandpa did this (was it a six-year special or a legacy joke?). Since this was pre-Internet and, most likely, pre-credit card renewal, grandpa, likely wrote a check, mailed it and ultimately balanced his checkbook (a real book).
Which gets me to 2012 and other types of legacies. How about the legacy subscription? I spent an hour Saturday morning trying to cancel my Wall Street Journal subscription on its website. It isnŌĆÖt because I no longer want the Journal, itŌĆÖs because they have offered me (by mail) a far superior offer than my perpetual subscription that renews with my credit card.
As an aside, you would think that they had audience development and list managers who would de-dupe and catch this stuff.
But my catching it on Saturday didnŌĆÖt much matter. And that is because unless I want to telephone the JournalŌĆÖs subscription department, there is no way to cancel my subscription on their website (or at least none that I could find). While I am not suggesting anything sinister in Murdoch-land, I am suggesting that there may be some folks trying to think of me as one of those perpetual fruitcakes.
I am not picking on the JournalŌĆöthis is true for many publishers. I think it is time to own up to some not-so-great practices and adopt better ones. Auto-renewal is fine, but there does need to be an easier ŌĆ£outŌĆØ and an easier way to understand when you can get out without having to wait on a phone call or read endless Qs and As, particularly when you are given better offers. I do like the way some of the titles are set up in the iTunes Store. Esquire has nailed a very civilized way of getting in or out of a subscription online. So has the new Huffington. But then there is the always-elegant The Atlantic, which politely thanks me for my support for 10 issues but I canŌĆÖt figure out when my support began or ends.
The Web should up the game for publishers and subscription management. Right?
During IAC's second quarter earnings call today, chairman Barry Diller provided some feedback on the future of Newsweek as a print magazine. While the print version's survivability has been endlessly speculated on, Diller took an opportunity in the call to put the issue in better, if not entirely clear, focus.
In answering a question from an analyst on the outlook for Newsweek/The Daily Beast and whether there were plans to make it a "lighter asset," Diller noted that the brand is doing better overall. "The brand is now much better and stronger than when we acquired it," he said. "There has been a true improvement in the book and Tina Brown and her staff have done a superb job."
However, the recent decision by the Harman family to stop investing in Newsweek has shifted the majority stake onto IAC, as well as more of the burden of managing what is still a money-losing operation. "The consolidation does put it squarely on our heads," said Diller who added that investments from IAC will also be scaling back. "Our investment next year will be considerably less than it is this year."
And while Diller said the brand is stronger, its print operation is still a wrench in the gears. "So what is the problem? The problem is in manufacturing and producing a weekly news magazine and that has to be solved. Advertising in this category is entirely elective. The transition to online from hard print will take place. We're examining all of our options."
From there, Diller tapered off on providing any specifics on when and how the transition might happen, but noted that things will begin to look "different" starting next year.
Currently, Newsweek's web presence is relegated to a channel via the main nav bar on The Daily Beast's home page.
For the first half, ad pages were up about 8 percent for the magazine, per PIB numbers, and as of the December 2011 ABC publisher's statement, single copy sales were up about 3 percent for the six-month period.
Update: Jim Romenesko has a staff memo from Tina Brown that douses some of the more aggressive reporting that Newsweek is going online only. She says: "Barry Diller would like to make it clear that he did not say on the earnings call as reported that Newsweek is going digital in September. He made the uncontroversial, industry-wide observation that print is moving in the direction of digital."
For more than 35 years, magazine media professionals have come together to at the FOLIO: Show, the largest magazine industry eventŌĆöthree times larger than the next-closest event, and the only one that attracts the best and brightest from all sectors of the industry, whether consumer, b-to-b, association, city and regional, enthusiast and more. The FOLIO: Show is also the only event designed to provide industry education to all the disciplines, including editors, salespeople, audience developers, marketers, Web strategists and more.
In an effort to evolve with the changing media landscape and deliver more insights, innovative research and cutting-edge solutions to the magazine industryŌĆÖs biggest challenges, FOLIO: is producing a completely rethought event this year: MediaNext.
The reinvented conference focuses on the transformation of digital media and the introduction of new platformsŌĆömobile, tablets, social media, marketing services, events, e-commerce and more. But itŌĆÖs about more than that: ItŌĆÖs about magazines, and where they fit in this emerging mix. ItŌĆÖs about running a successful magazine-media business in 2012 and beyond, whether your business is primarily print-dependent or whether your revenue is from a variety of sources. In fact, MediaNext was programmed with the understanding that new and emerging media forms already have much in common with traditional forms, and there is a new definition of the media industry that encompasses both. ThatŌĆÖs what MediaNext is all about.
Leading industry experts will show you how to keep a finger on the pulse of this media revolution, helping you to master it all at MediaNext.
This event will still enable you to gain the critical intelligence and insight you need to succeed in the years ahead. With over 50 sessions, four industry-leader keynotes, four extended-length workshops, master classes featuring best-selling authors, microsessions, and peer-to-peer unsessions, you will get the education you need to thrive in this dynamic environment.┬Ā Not only do you choose the subject matterŌĆöbut also the learning format that works best for you.
With 2,000+ expected attendees, speakers and exhibitors, MediaNext is the must-attend event for learning and seeking partnerships.┬Ā Join your peers and experience MediaNext, the top industry conference. MediaNext is the best place to learn exactly thatŌĆöwhatŌĆÖs next in media.
Check out the 2012 brochure here. To register, click here.
T.J. Raphael is the associate editor of FOLIO:'s sister publication and supplement, Audience Development magazine. Follow her on Twitter: @TJRaphael1.More...
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The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) is at it again. They just came up with a list of the top ten most influential anti-Israel Groups in America, and Jewish Voice for Peace makes the list. We appreciate the honor, except that the ADL--as usual--got a few things wrong in describing us.
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Ayers Joins Faith, Hope and Love Board
LACONIA — The Faith Hope and Love Foundation has announced that Hillary Ayers has joined its board of directors.
Ayers lives in Gilmanton and currently works as a NH certified level II Para Educator at the New Hampton Community School.She is an Americorps NCCC alumni volunteering for such organizations as Habitat for Humanity, the Arkansas Children's Hospital, and Trail Maintenance. She currently volunteers her time working with autistic children.
Ayers said that she looks forward to the opportunity to be part of a positive network of women making a difference in the community.
Co-Founder Laura Brusseau said that FHL is lucky to have Hillary. ''Her enthusiasm and passion for making a difference in the lives of children aligns perfectly with the mission of FHL to bring relief to children and youth suffering from poverty, hunger and homelessness and to bring them faith and love, so that they may accomplish all of their dreams.''
Up next for FHL is their annual scholarship due February 14 and their signature event- The 8th annual Gowns for Girls which will be held Saturday April 12 at the Meredith Bay Colony Club. The foundation will begin collecting dresses in March.
The Faith, Hope, and Love Foundation is a 501-c-3 not of profit organization. It was founded in 2006 by Jessica Dutille and Brusseau. Since 2006 they have awarded thousands of dollars to area youth in need.
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GMO issues explored in Genetic Roulette movie in Laconia tonight
LACONIA — NH Right to Know GMO will host a free viewing of Genetic Roulette: The Gamble of Our Lives at the Laconia Public Library tonight at 6:30 pm.
Genetic Roulette, an award-winning documentary by Jeffrey M. Smith, explores the potential dangers created by the growing use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in our food supply. Approximately 70-80% of all processed foods contain at least one genetically modified ingredient.
This movie explores a long list of serious health concerns that have been associated with genetically engineered foods. Although admittedly speculative, these claims are supported by citations of investigative reports and discussions with a wide range of physicians, scientists and activists. The film also reports the intertwined relationship between the US government and the biotech industry, and raises questions as to whom, exactly, is responsible for the safety of our foods?
64 countries including Japan, China, Australia, Russia, New Zealand, Syria and the entire European Union already mandate the labeling of GMOs. Polls consistently show that a significant majority of Americans want to know if the food they're purchasing contains GMOs. Approximately 26 states have bills pending with state legislators, which will require the labeling of genetically engineered foods. Two states, Connecticut and Maine have passed labeling laws, although they have not yet taken effect.
New Hampshire legislators will vote on a bill that would give NH citizens the Right to Know what is in the foods they eat. HB660 would require labels to be placed on retail foods which have been genetically engineered or contain ingredients that have been genetically engineered.
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LRGH Auxiliary Offers Tree of Love Remembrance Service
LACONIA — The LRGH Auxiliary Tree of Love is offered every holiday season, and involves placing an angel, decorated by local school children, on a tree displayed in the LRGH Atrium.
The highlight of the Tree of Love is the remembrance service, which includes the reading of names on each angel hanging on the tree.
"The Tree of Love is one of our most popular and rewarding fundraising efforts," says LRGH Auxiliary President Nancy Paterno. "The holiday season is a time to celebrate family and friends, past and present and the Tree of Love is a great way to remember and honor our loved ones. Personally, I have more than a dozen angels on the tree, including three for very special family pets."
The Remembrance Service will take place on Thursday, December 12 at 1 p.m. in the atrium at LRGH, and all are welcome to attend.
If you would like to purchase an angel for the Tree of Love, visit the LRGH Gift Shop. Angels are $3 each, and proceeds benefit the LRGH Auxiliary to help fund programs and services at LRGHealthcare, which benefit the community. Any questions, call the LRGH Auxiliary Gift Shop at 524-3211, ext. 3172.
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Calvary Concert at Baptist Church on Dec 15
TILTON — A free Christmas Concert entitled "Celebrate His Incarnation" will be held on Sunday, December 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the Calvary Independent Baptist Church in Tilton.
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Foreign Relations figure wants Syrian air strikeAugust 26, 2013 @ 4:23 am
WASHINGTON (AP) - The ranking Senate Foreign Relations Committee Republican is urging a "surgical" U .S. air strike against Syria in reprisal for Bashar Assad's alleged use of chemical weapons.
Sen. Bob Corker of Tennessee tells NBC's "Today" show Monday that "I do think action is going to occur" militarily in response to the purported chemical weapons use last week in a Damascus suburb.
Corker says the Obama administration "feels like there's no question chemicals were used" and says it is seeking to rally its NATO allies to support a military response.
He adds, quote, "I think it should be surgical, it should be proportional. It should be responsive to what happened on the ground."
But Corker also said, "I think we can get that right without us getting mired in a conflict."
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A Recent History of NBA Draft Style Catastrophes
Over the last 20 years, basketball's annual TV ritual at Madison Square Garden has been the scene of some classic crimes against fashion. GQ surveys the best of the worst. And don't worry, Jalen Rose, we didn't forget you
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Bo Jackson's Elite Sports dome facility in Lockport, Illinois, hosts training opportunities for baseball, softball, football, soccer and lacrosse. Individual athletes can also use the dome to improve their skills through practice at the facility.
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STARKVILLE Phil Turner knew it was going to take more than a smile and a prayer to beat Georgia. So after erasing one double-digit deficit only to see the University of Georgia rebuild its cushion in the second half, the Mississippi State junior guard realized something more needed to be done. Turner was only happy to oblige. The energy and thievery Turner provided in a pressure defense in the final 5 minutes, 13 seconds proved to be contagious Saturday and helped MSU recover for an 82-79 victory against Georgia before a crowd of 7,682 at Humphrey Coliseum.
STARKVILLE Chanel Mokango hopes to find the energy again today. On Thursday, the 6-foot-5 senior center had one of her best games of the season to help lift the Mississippi State womens basketball team to an impressive victory at the University of Arkansas. At 2 p.m. today, Mokango will try to deliver a repeat performance when MSU (12-5, 3-1 Southeastern Conference) plays host to Florida (9-8, 2-2) at Humphrey Coliseum.
STARKVILLE The best. The mere inclusion of definites in a statement about any players abilities speaks volumes. In his fourth year at Mississippi State, Jarvis Varnado has impacted college basketball games like nearly no other. On Thursday night, the senior center added a new weapon to his already impressive array of talents.
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. -- The Mississippi State womens basketball team began the second half on a 23-10 run Thursday to pull away and beat Arkansas 78-60 at Bud Walton Arena. Mississippi State (12-5, 3-1 Southeastern Conference) won for just the third time at Bud Walton Arena, but for the second time in three years. It is the fourth time in school history for the Lady Bulldogs to start 3-1 in SEC play.
STARKVILLE -- Its time for former Starkville High School sprinter Tavaris Tate to make his track debut at Mississippi State. When the Bulldogs begin the indoor season at the Kentucky Invitational this weekend, the collegiate wait will be over for Tate. Tate expects to participate in the 400 meters when he takes the track Saturday in Lexington, Ky.
The positive effect the University of Tennessees upset of top-ranked Kansas on Sunday had on the Southeastern Conference was obvious. As University of Kentucky coach John Calipari observed the events of the first SEC weekend unfold, he has no doubt the league is on the way back. Calipari spent his entire opening statement Monday on the SEC teleconference praising the Volunteers for their 76-68 victory against Kansas and spoke about the impact it has had in the conference.
A point guard can be a valuable piece to the puzzle for any basketball team. But when the starter isnt there or not performing well, it can be disruptive on both ends of the court.
STARKVILLE One time was enough for Sharon Fanning-Otis. The veteran Mississippi State womens basketball coach has been a part of enough blowouts to know not to make too much of one game. But Fanning-Otis couldnt help but be curious, so she decided to watch a replay of the Lady Bulldogs 75-48 loss to No. 4 Tennessee.
STARKVILLE It has been four weeks since Carl Torbush left as Mississippi State defensive coordinator to take the same position on Turner Gills staff at Kansas University and coach Dan Mullen of the Bulldogs has been busy looking a replacement.
STARKVILLE The news didnt get any better for the Mississippi State womens basketball team. MSU coach Sharon Fanning-Otis said Tuesday that senior guard/forward Tysheka Grimes will be out a couple of more weeks as she tries to get over a foot injury. Grimes has missed the Lady Bulldogs past three games. She is third on the team in scoring (11.5 points per game) and leads the team in rebounding (7-0).
Its a good problem to have for Ole Miss basketball coach Andy Kennedy. Or is it? There are so many guards available for Kennedy this season that hes had a hard time singling out three to four he can put on the court at one time. After Chris Warren, Eniel Polynice and Trevor Gaskins went down with knee injuries last season, it left Kennedy scrambling to find a productive guard to help emerging freshman Terrico White.
Coach Anthony Grant knows defense is a key to the style of basketball he wants to play at Alabama. Thats how the Crimson Tide opened the Southeastern Conference schedule with a 66-49 victory against LSU this past Saturday. With Alabama struggling to shoot the basketball, Grant said our defense carried us. The Crimson Tide shot only 45 percent (27 of 60) from the field, including 21 percent (3 of 14) from 3-point range.
CoCo Ware has high aspirations for the East Mississippi Community College mens basketball team. The EMCC sophomore believes the Lions have the potential to have a season to remember. If we keep playing the way were playing we will win the state and we will win the region and advance to the national tournament and compete for the national championship, Ware said.
STARKVILLE -- Columbus High School girls basketball coach Yvonne Hairston wasnt surprised to see a senior pull down the game-securing rebound. When Jessica Richardson came down with the rebound as the final buzzer sounded to give the Lady Falcons a 72-71 victory against Starkville High School, Hairston was happy to see the turn of events. Hairston has come to expect Richardson to be in the right place at the right time.
STARKVILLE Everyone connected with the Mississippi State basketball team pretty much agreed Monday afternoon that they cant worry about the University of Georgia until they deal with the University of Arkansas.
Mississippi State football coach Dan Mullen now has two vacancies to fill on his defensive staff.
STARKVILLE Too long. Too deep. Too good. Those factors were just some of the reasons why Sunday turned out to be an easier afternoon than expected for the No. 4 University of Tennessee womens basketball team. Angie Bjorklund and Glory Johnson tied for team-high scoring honors with 16 points, and Tennessee used a smothering half-court defense that set the tone in a 75-48 victory against Mississippi State before a crowd of 5,787 at Humphrey Coliseum.
OXFORD -- It was a day when a sophomore point guard grew up. After Dee Bost only had 13 points and five assists for Mississippi State in a 55-52 loss at Western Kentucky this past Monday, coach Rick Stansbury had a heart-to-heart talk with him. Stansbury knew his sophomore point guard was capable of having a better game. On Saturday against Ole Miss, Bost did just that. Bost responded in Mississippi States first Southeastern Conference game of the season and out-played Ole Miss junior point guard Chris Warren to lead the Bulldogs to an 80-75 victory in front of 9,360 at Tad Smith Coliseum.
Friday was an eventful day in the eligibility case of Mississippi State freshman basketball player Renardo Sidney, who hopes to still get a chance to play for the Bulldogs sometime this season. After Sidneys attorney Donald Jackson came out with criticism of the MSU athletic department with the way its handled the investigation of his client to this point, the NCAA Eligibility Center sent out a notification of statement of facts in the case. The NCAA has been investigating Sidneys status as an amateur athlete since he signed with Mississippi State on April 30, 2009, and everyone connected with the case believes the release of statement of facts was a positive move. The statement of facts spells out findings from the six-month investigation to indicate if there are any violations with Sidney.
History will be made today at Humphrey Coliseum. For the first time in her coaching career, Pat Summitt will bring a senior-less University of Tennessee womens basketball team to Starkville. Mississippi State hopes it will be able to make a different kind of history when it takes on No. 4 Tennessee (13-1, 1-0 Southeastern Conference) at 1 p.m. today (SEC Network). The Lady Bulldogs (11-4, 2-0) are the only team in the SEC that hasnt defeated the Lady Volunteers. Eight-time NCAA champion Tennessee leads the all-time series 30-0.
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