How’s this for a great description of managing a move like the one Time magazine and other Time Inc. properties recently completed from Midtown to Lower Manhattan:
Moving a magazine is like ordering 100,000 gallons of alphabet soup, to go.
That sentence began a letter from Time magazine publisher James A. Linen at the front of the March 21, 1960 issue. The alphabet soup analogy still holds true, as does another daisy chain: a time capsule, in the form of a copper box, first buried in June, 1959 and now set to be stored at Time Inc.’s
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