Newsweek To Go Digital-Only In 2013

Tony Isaac writes "Newsweek has announced that it will cease print publication at the end of the year, going all-digital. The new digital edition will still be based on a subscription model. Who will be next?"

Comments

Re:The problem isn't the medium - it's the title

[Anonymous Coward]

Who waits a week for their news
 
Slashdotters?

Re:The problem isn't the medium - it's the title

[Trepidity]

Not all weekly news magazines are doing horribly. The Economist and the New Yorker are both doing fairly well, for somewhat different reasons (New Yorker focuses on long-form journalism, The Economist on concise analytical journalism). I think Newsweek basically gambled the wrong way. I used to subscribe to it in the 1990s, but eventually dropped it as they went in a more pop-news direction. They probably thought that was a good move to broaden their audience, but it left them in a position where it's not clear why you'd read Newsweek rather than any other somewhat trashy news source.

Re:NewsWEAK

[fustakrakich]

If you were reading Newsweek at the dentist's office, I think I should tell you that Nixon isn't president anymore.