James Spanfeller, the CEO of Forbes.com, spoke in England about the success the business media organization has had with attracting web site visitors without hurting its print publication.
“He said Forbes had just launched a Polish version and further local language services with geographically specific content were planned.
“He added that Forbes was investing heavily in creating original video. Currently it has two production studios in New York making up to 60 videos a week.
“A third is being built on the west coast of the US and a fourth planned in Asia.”
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