Editors Only July 2009 Issue Now Available Online
Announcing the July 2009 issue of the Editors Only blog newsletter.
New Britain, CT, July 24, 2009 --(PR.com)-- At a time when many publications have folded under current economic pressures, and others struggle to stay afloat, Editors Only, a monthly online newsletter is offering help.
The current issue focuses on the economy. Denise Gable, managing editor of Editors Only, asks editors how the current economic climate has affected their publications. Several magazines editors weigh in on this timely topic, sharing not only how the economy has affected their workflow, but also some potentially lifesaving solutions. Editors discuss how to write "about the really big ideas that still matter."
Research editor Meredith Dias offers some tips for survival from industry insiders. Instead of contributing to "water-cooler paranoia", editors ought to invest energy in problem-solving and innovation to keep these doomsday prophecies from coming true. As one editor advises, "Readers value good journalism more than ever, so stop producing the mediocre stuff."
There is also a compelling article about how to treat the issue of race in publication. It is authored by Wendy Perron, editor-in-chief of Dance Magazine. Perron offers valuable insight into the proper editorial coverage of racial topics.
See these articles at: www.editorsonly.com
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The current issue focuses on the economy. Denise Gable, managing editor of Editors Only, asks editors how the current economic climate has affected their publications. Several magazines editors weigh in on this timely topic, sharing not only how the economy has affected their workflow, but also some potentially lifesaving solutions. Editors discuss how to write "about the really big ideas that still matter."
Research editor Meredith Dias offers some tips for survival from industry insiders. Instead of contributing to "water-cooler paranoia", editors ought to invest energy in problem-solving and innovation to keep these doomsday prophecies from coming true. As one editor advises, "Readers value good journalism more than ever, so stop producing the mediocre stuff."
There is also a compelling article about how to treat the issue of race in publication. It is authored by Wendy Perron, editor-in-chief of Dance Magazine. Perron offers valuable insight into the proper editorial coverage of racial topics.
See these articles at: www.editorsonly.com
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