Foreign Libel judgments must pass First amendment muster before U.S. courts will enforce.
In the last issue of Magazines Today, it was reported that foreign governments were allowing libel lawsuits against American publications available on the Internet. It was successfully argued that since the material was available in the country, it was subject to the countries [...]

Magazines and journals are expected to deliver a return on the advertiser’s investment, yet publications are merely the medium for delivering the ad to a particular audience. Should the medium be responsible for delivering ROI to advertisers?
Of course, magazines and journals share part of the responsibility. They must deliver the audience. They are also responsible [...]

New Study Reports:
Contrary to the hype behind online advertising, a Zussi Research study found 69 percent of those surveyed believe traditional advertising was more relevant to them. Only 45 percent shared the same sentiment towards online. Further, the study found the gap widens to 81 percent finding relevance in traditional advertising among the 25-34 age [...]

To increase effect, designers will adjust the darkest area of an image to create a very deep shadow. In theory, this should work, but it actually can create a mess on press. If each of the four colors (CMYK) is changed to 100% the Total Area Coverage (TAC) will be 400% resulting in ink contamination [...]

Third Increase of the Year Announced
Most every paper supplier has announced another price increase this year. This round of hikes is scheduled to take effect in October, marking the third increase of the year. As with the last wave of increases, demand is considered the main culprit. Surprisingly, demand has been steady as the market [...]