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First Mover: Bill Phillips The new Men's Health editor on learning to love the Web and how he's not like Dave Zinczenko

Specs Age 43 New gig Editor in chief, Men’s Health Old gig Editor of MensHealth.com What’s it like going over to a print magazine after editing the website for the past few years? I was…

January 14, 2013, 12:02 AM EST

How Much Are New Year's Resolutions Worth? Answer: They're big business for brands

As you read this, millions of American consumers are trying to make good on that annual exercise in grand aspirations known as the New Year’s resolution. According to a study…

January 14, 2013, 12:00 AM EST

Putting Brands in Their Place FTC's David Vladeck leads the charge in the feds' crackdown on deceptive ads

Advertisers can’t say they weren’t warned. Three years ago, right after joining the Federal Trade Commission as director of the Bureau of Consumer Protection, David Vladeck stood before the ad industry’s…

November 13, 2012, 12:12 AM EST

'Self' Magazine to Launch Fitness Product Line FremantleMedia makes licensing pact for Condé Nast

FremantleMedia Enterprises, the licensing and marketing arm of the company behind shows like American Idol and The X Factor, has brokered a licensing agreement between Condé Nast and fitness equipment…

June 12, 2012, 2:30 PM EDT

Leadership Shake-Up Coming to Fitness Magazines Health, Fitness in need of publishers

These are heady times for the fitness magazine category, with two of the biggest titles in between publishers. Fitness, with a circulation of 1.5 million, is without a publisher after Meredith…

June 14, 2011, 6:34 AM EDT

Gold's Gym can't look at your nasty cankles

Gold's Gym and McKinney are making war on "cankles," a slang term for how an overweight person's calves don't narrow at the ankle. Gold's is ramping up efforts to…

July 2, 2009, 9:22 AM EDT

Enjoy the text-heavy trainers at Gold's Gym

There are several lessons to learn from McKinney's campaign for Gold's Gym. First, these places play excessively loud music, ranging from rave/disco and thrash-rock to Italiano, all of it…

November 21, 2008, 12:11 AM EST

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