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Yeah, the magazine's a buck, but then you have to pay Maria's bills . . . |
I’m tempted. You folks?
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Yeah, the magazine's a buck, but then you have to pay Maria's bills . . . |
LOL! BW and McGraw Hill s*ck ditto S&P. Most of these journalist for business magazines are all journalism majors who are clueless about business and never ran a business.
McGrawHill’s money maker is the school book business which is a very sleazy business. A prof writes a book - he pals make it the course book etc or sucking up to teacher’s unions. Wonder why when you were a kid, the textbooks said FDR was great and your parents said he was awful? Thank people like McGraw Hill.
Fortune is as bad as Business Week. Forbes or Investors Business Daily (IBD) are good and IBD is the best. I dropped Forbes because one of their guest colunnists is one of Obama’s closest advisors and backers to get him started.
Sure, it's tempting just to get my hands on the 960,000 people on the subscribers/former subscribers lists, and some of the demographic data built up over the years regarding those subscribers.
That's probably worth a million bucks a month profit from renting out segments of it once the economy improves.
BTW, there are other "assets" that are worth far more than that ~ which makes me suspect that all the $1 gets you is the tradename and tradedress ~ not even a chair to sit in.