Jack Shafer, a columnist for Reuters, writes Wednesday about why he likes Bloomberg Businessweek magazine and focuses on its great feature stories.
“His reply: The Times Magazine scored 52 features; New York 44; The New Yorker (which doesn’t make all features free) 42.
“BusinessWeek scored 21.
“‘BW’s number would be higher if we had posted anything of theirs before April, which we inexplicably didn’t,’ says Linsky. ‘At some point this year I realized that BusinessWeek was a general interest magazine—a really, really good general interest magazine—masquerading as a business publication.’
“Additional points of reference: GQ stories scored 42 times this year; Vanity Fair 34. Fortune and Forbes, both of which Linsky says are ‘kinda off my radar,’ got four and zero listings, respectively. Time got two, Newsweek one.”
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