Bedford Communications, the parent company of Laptop magazine, has filed for Chapter 11 banruptcy court protection, reports Matthew Flamm of Crain’s New York Business.
“According to its Web site, the flagship magazine has a circulation target of 90,000 copies. Bedford was founded in 1988.
“Tech magazine publishers have had a rough time in recent years as they’ve been forced to compete against an abundance of Web sites offering commentary and reviews. PC Magazine and Computer Shopper are among the titles that went online-only, while others, like Electronic Gaming Monthly, folded.”
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