Digiday reached out to publishers with this question: If you could start from scratch, what would you do as a publisher?
Jason Pontin, publisher and editor-in-chief, MIT Technology Review
I suppose the answer, considered purely economically, is that I couldn’t afford to launch a print publication if I was starting from scratch. On the other hand, the print publication, now that the business has stabilized, brings in a tidy set of revenue streams in subscriptions, print advertising, and licensing fees, and it supports the online CPM, too. I’m glad we still have a printed publication.
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