Does anyone know of data on the number (or percent) of B2B magazines that have dropped their print versions and are publishing only online? Data on changes over time would be even better.
Yes it does but online media has its own specifications and dimensions and probably many things are there where print media cannot work as efficiently as online electronic media does.
Yes, print product does make an online company more real. But not only information services products lend itself to a print version. For instance, many of Thomson's products have no print analogs. The database is simply too dynamic or massive to be made available in print format.
In such a case, what is the best to make oneself stand out.
Well quality is the only way. In online products, bad data easily stands out. So that is what one has to do, to send the right message to the useer.
Sam Miller
Walker's Research - A quality source of business information
www.walkersresearch.com
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