The return of the U.S. magazine Newsweek has been postponed again. The magazine, which ceased to circulate in late 2012, just postpone their return until at least next March, 7.
The magazine’s editor, Jim Impoco, referred to the Advertising Age that “editorial is ready, but the production is being awaited.” The new print edition will have 100 thousand copies to subscribers and will be sold at newsstands, bookstores and airports.
Source: Meios e Publicidade
Will be launched in the first half of this year the digital newspaper “The Observer“. Under the authority of the Social Democrats Alexandre Relvas e António Carrapatoso, this digital newspaper, from the editorial point of view, “defends the representative democracy, the market economy, such an open and global society”, according to the website. The guarantee is a newspaper “Independent”, “fruit of a new media group 100% Portuguese.”
David Dinis, until then political editor in the weekly newspaper “Sol”, take the direction of “The Observer”.
Source: Jornal de Negócios