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Concert Tour Promotes Peace, Love and the Original Jeans

September 10th, 2001 by

Being revered as a cultural institution has its drawbacks. Especially when you’re an apparel company with its eye on new generations of shoppers, and teens think of your duds as the stuff their dads wore.… Continued

Riding on Tricycle’s Success

September 10th, 2001 by

Tricycle: The Buddhist Review celebrates its 10 th birthday with a new editor-in-chief and a redesign. The quarterly nonprofit pub will continue to explore how Buddhism affects Western issues for 30,000 subscribers. Editor-in-chief James Shaheen… Continued

Media Insight: New York Times Upfront magazine

September 10th, 2001 by

555 Broadway New York, NY 10012 212/343-6100 http://www.upfrontmagazine.com Upfront magazine, a joint publication of The New York Times and Scholastic Corp., is the only national news magazine specifically geared for high school students. The biweekly,… Continued

GameNow Stays Kid-Focused

September 10th, 2001 by

Ziff Davis’ November launch, GameNow (PRN, Aug. 20), will stick strictly to its 10- to 16-year-old audience, says Editor-in-chief Dan Leahy. Editors will focus on games appropriate for the younger age group and won’t feature… Continued

Media Moves

September 10th, 2001 by

National News: Matthew Scott joins Black Enterprise Magazine as personal finance editor. He develops, writes and edits features on personal finance and investment opportunities. Call 212/242-8000 … Jack Thomas’s position at The Boston Globe will… Continued

Enhancing e-Business

September 10th, 2001 by

CMP Media’s InternetWeek launches a redesign with the September 17 issue. The magazine adds three new editorial sections: Serving Customers, Integrating Suppliers and Managing the Enterprise, which editors say reflect IT and corporate managers’ best… Continued

How’d You Get That?

September 10th, 2001 by

How do you get coverage for a – truly -dead story? Batesville Casket Co. garnered ink and airtime in outlets like Fast Company, American Demographics, ABC.com and the History Channel by rethinking its less-than-lively media… Continued

Behind the Curve

September 10th, 2001 by

CNN will no longer air “Ahead of the Curve” as of September 10. The network will replace the show with “Money Morning,” a business and general news program anchored by Jack Cafferty. The new show… Continued

Latino Focus Puts Communities First

September 10th, 2001 by

The U.S. Hispanic population has grown 58 percent in the last decade, and the resulting $450 billion Hispanic consumer market is looking muy caliente to corporate America. Experts say bonding with the nation’s 35.3 million… Continued

Fast Future

September 10th, 2001 by

Fast Company launches a new section, Future Tense, which examines a new business-oriented topic in each issue. The September section covers business travel; the editors explore technology in October. Email story pitches to content@fastcompany.com. (Nate… Continued