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Newsweek publishes its last print issue
Tuesday December 25, 2012 10:59:44 AM,
RIA Novosti
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Washington: The venerable US weekly news magazine Newsweek released its final
print issue Monday, publishing a cover featuring a vintage black
and white photograph of the former Newsweek building in Midtown
Manhattan contrasted with an apt hashtag phrase: #LASTPRINTISSUE.
"The issue in your hand is the last edition of Newsweek in print,"
editor-in-chief Tina Brown wrote in a statement published Monday.
"The next, in the first week of January, will be on your iPad or
Kindle or phone. By late February, you will see the full evolution
of the spanking-new, all-digital Newsweek Global, currently in
development."
Brown announced in October that Newsweek would cease production of
its print version at the end of the year and reconfigure the
publication as an exclusively digital product.
The move online comes as the current affairs magazine prepares to
celebrate its 80th anniversary in February.
It is the latest example of the print news media's struggles to
establish a sustainable business model as advertisers continue to
migrate en masse to the internet.
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