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Newsweek Announces Digital-Only Plans

Scrutiny turns to Time magazine

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By Lucia Moses

October 18, 2012

Newsweek is going digital-only in 2013, a move that will be felt most immediately in the newsmagazine category but which points to challenges facing the publishing industry overall.

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Lucia Moses

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