Keith Kelly of the New York Post writes Wednesday about the redesigned Fortune magazine.
“Serwer said the decision to press ahead with a new look for the magazine, in spite of the brutal ad decline that has hit many titles, reflected Time Inc.’s bet that you have to be in it to win it.
“‘For all the doomsday scenarios people are painting, people are still reading magazines,’ said Serwer. ‘To be in the magazine business, do it right.’
“Added Mark Ford, president of Time Inc.’s news group, which includes Fortune: ‘We think crises force reinvention.’
“Ford also said the redesigned issue will be Fortune’s fattest issue since 2008.”
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