CMP Technology, a trade publisher whose titles include InformationWeek, said Wednesday that it would cut 200 jobs, fold some of its titles, and publish some of its other publications less often, according to a Newsday story by James Bernstein.
“CMP said Information Week will remain ‘the primary news and business technology research tool for IT [information technology] decision makers.’
“The company said InformationWeek.com has experienced a 40 percent increase in traffic this year and will launch additional services, including blogs, video services, Webcasts and virtual communities.
“The company also said another publication, CRN, will be published twice a month, down from three times a month; VARBusiness, which has been a biweekly publication, will be produced on a monthly basis.”
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