Forbes chief product officer Lewis Dvorkin reports Monday that the business magazine’s website has hit 50 million unique viewers in September, a new record.
Dvorkin writes, “Three years ago this month, we launched the beginnings of a new publishing platform for our staffers and contributors, now a mix of 1,200 journalists, authors, academics and other topic experts. Early this morning, we officially passed 50 million unique visitors, as measured by Omniture. It may be just a number, but it represents the power of a unique content-creation model that sits at the foundation of our efforts to build a sustainable model for journalism.
“Below are a few posts that tell the story. In the next few weeks, we’ll be publishing a second ebook, The Path Forward for the News Business Requires Free-Thinking New Leaders.”
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