Shift magazine lays off all staff

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Toronto, Ont.-based Shift magazine has announced that its entire staff has been laid off due to financial problems. The magazine, which had focused on the high-tech industry, was hurt by an expansion into U.S. markets.

Labor force information, General & Consumer Periodicals, Management, Human resource management, General interest magazines, Shift (Periodical), Shift

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Multi-Vision nets nice catch in magazine

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Multi-Vision's president delighted with latest acquisition. The author examines the reasons publisher Greg MacNeil purchased Saturday Night magazine and his plans to make it profitable.

Acquisitions & mergers, Radio and Television Broadcasting, Radio & TV Broadcasting, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Broadcasting industry, Broadcasting, Company Profile, CanWest Global Communications Corp., Saturday Night (Periodical), Multi-Vision Publishing Inc.

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Thomson aims to sell off 15 health magazines

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Thomson Corp. is planning to sell off 15 health care industry magazines. The decision is part of Thomson's effort to divest its advertising-based operations.

Strategy & planning, PRINTING AND PUBLISHING, Publishing, Publishing Industries, Printing & Publishing, Publishing industry, Planning, Thomson Corp., Company business planning

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