The BusinessWeek magazine redesign, which will be unveiled to subscribers on Friday, will ditch most of the magazine’s lifestyle coverage, writes Seth Sutel of the Associated Press.
Sutel wrote, “Some of the changes at BusinessWeek are designed to make the magazine easier to navigate, Adler said, such as more clearly defining the different sections of the magazine. The magazine’s current organization could sometimes feel ‘chaotic,’ [editor Stephen] Adler said.
“An expanded news digest in the front of the magazine will also feature material from other publications, where appropriate, and the visual feel of the magazine will be more ‘understated’ and ‘utilitarian,’ Adler said.”
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As a long-term subscriber, I hate the redesign. The whole magazine now looks like a giant advertorial. What made the editors think that we readers don't want the product to be visually appealing? I probably will not renew, as it hurts my eyes just to look at it now.