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May 04, 2008

When the Presses Go Silent

The New York Times has an interesting story about International Data Group, the tech industry trade magazine publisher, which is transitioning its print magazines to a Web-only model. Results: losses turn to profits, online ad revenue outstrips print, and revenue is growing 10 percent a year. Surprise!

Stewart Alsop, the journalist-turned-VC who once edited IDG's flagship, InfoWorld, gets the kicker quote: “What’s happening at IDG is a fairly accurate map for every other publishing organization. Get over it, it’s going to happen.”

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