IAC, controlled by billionaire media mogul Barry Diller, eventually assumed a controlling stake and shut down the print operation. He then formed a joint venture with IAC/InterActive to merge the magazine with IAC's Daily Beast news website. Tina Brown, Lady Evans (born Christina Hambley Brown) is a journalist, magazine editor, columnist, talk-show host and author of The Diana Chronicles, a biography of Diana, Princess of Wales, a personal friend. In 2010, the late billionaire stereo magnate Sidney Harman bought the iconic but financially troubled news magazine from the Washington Post Company by assuming its debt and paying $1 in cash. But we're not going to sell (the magazine) for less than the cost of producing it,' says Jim Impoco, the magazine's editor-in-chief. 'We're not going to shoo away advertisers. IBT plans to generate most of its Newsweek-related revenue from subscription. IBT Media, a New York-based media company that bought the Newsweek brand in August, plans to revive the magazine early next year, following its 'last' issue that was published at the end of 2012. Newsweek's new owner wants to resume printing the magazine.

Business model calls for relying mostly on subscription revenue%2C not ad sales Weve posted quite a few final covers and front pages over the last five years but.

New editor wants to dedicate print space to stories%2C not for grazing %22short%2C little%22 items.

The magazine stopped printing at the end of 2012 after 80 years.

The subscription is currently available in iTunes store for iPad users. Due to the slumping readership and it is exceedingly expensive to keep print issues afloat.įrom 2013 onwards, it will only be available online under a new name Newsweek Global, which would target online and highly mobile audience. The cover of the final print issue will feature a past photo of the New York City office building surrounded by a sea of familiar skyscrapers with a hashtag #LastPrintIssue, which clearly illustrates the publication’s transition to modern times, embracing the digital age. 31 as it transitions to an online-only format, a move that makes it the most widely-read magazine yet to give. That’s right, after 31 December 2012, there will not be anymore print edition of this well known news magazine. print Text Newsweek magazine ended almost 80 years in print with its issue dated Dec.

It features an oral history of the publication and some lengthy essays by current and past editors and writers about covering some of the biggest stories of the last 80 years. The final print issue is worth reading, if you have any interest in journalism and media. But in this 80-page issue, it has 40 pages of advertisement, and only 10 essays, and half of the essays are about memory. But when I received the magazine, I was so disappointed about the content of the magazine. After nearly 80 years of publication, Newsweek’s last print issue has now hit the newsstand. The editor, Tina Brown, believes this is the only way to sustain the magazine. The reason I buy this issue is because this is the last print issue.

Countless articles were forced down our throats by our General Paper tutors to keep us abreast on current affairs and to give our essay writing a competitive edge. This is due to slumping readership and it is getting expensive to print. Published DecemModified DecemThis week will feature the last ever print edition of Newsweek magazine. That’s right, after 31 December 2012, there will not be anymore print edition of one of the most well known news magazine. Newsweek's Last Print Issue Cover Has A Hashtag. Newsweek 9.99 Add to cart Newsweek 9. After nearly 80 years of publication, Newsweek’s last print issue has now hit the newsstand. Washington Almost 80 years after first going to print, the final Newsweek magazine has hit newsstands featuring. ON-SALE NOW Click on the issue for pricing and availability. 26 December 2012, Singapore – For those who went through A-Levels would have experienced a love & hate affair with Newsweek. ON-SALE NOW Click on the issue for pricing and availability. 18, 2012 that it will end its print publication after 80 years and shift to an all-digital format in early 2013.

Newsweek publishes final print issue