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The man who launched a dozen magazines
Thursday night was our weekly Cotton's Bar drinks get-together. One of our new visitors was a man who launched twelve magazines.
Twelve magazines!
And in not a single case did a journalist make the move to publisher. I only know one man who did -- Graham Earnshaw, formerly of Reuters, who's now the successful publisher of the
China Economic Review
.
I need to talk to him again about how he did it.
Does anyone else know of any journalists who have made a transition to publisher?
The man who started the twelve magazines is now running an Internet-based business teleivion program in Japan and is in the process of expanding it to China and other Asian countries.
There's a lot of that kind of thing going on over here -- new channels, new publications, new everything spring up all around.
Signing off in Shanghai,
Maria
Published Friday, April 27, 2007 5:32 PM by
MariaTrombly
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