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Old 12-10-2009, 03:10 PM
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'Editor & Publisher' to Cease Publication After 125 Years
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While this makes me sad in a kind of general way, the truth is that E&P was a terrible magazine - dense and nearly unreadable in most respects. All I ever used it for was the classified ads and I have an unbroken 20 year record of failing to get any of the jobs I applied for in those pages.
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While this makes me sad in a kind of general way, the truth is that E&P was a terrible magazine - dense and nearly unreadable in most respects. All I ever used it for was the classified ads and I have an unbroken 20 year record of failing to get any of the jobs I applied for in those pages.
It certainly was aimed more at publishers than editors. I always suspected Tony Ridder spanked it to a copy of E&P before laying off another dozen or so reporters to maintain his 20% profit margin.
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It certainly was aimed more at publishers than editors. I always suspected Tony Ridder spanked it to a copy of E&P before laying off another dozen or so reporters to maintain his 20% profit margin.
Yes, it was heavily business oriented, which I guess is why I was less than transfixed compared with AJR or CJR. But it did have good classified ads, even if the rat bastards never gave me my dream job.
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