Ovide writes, “It will focus more deeply on fewer topics and add new columns to help business professionals do their jobs more effectively. It will have a cleaner, less cluttered look and an upgraded Web site.
“Executives said Fortune needs to concentrate on what it does best, and cut costs amid the downturn in print media.
“‘We’re not blind to the realities of the business,’ said Fortune managing editor Andy Serwer. ‘This is the best model for this magazine in terms of profitability and editorial product.'”
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