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Fortune Small Business and Fast Company are my favorite generic business magazines.  I tend to check out Business Week`s web presence on a regular basis.  My favorite design industry business publication is HOW Magazine (I`m a bit biased as I am on the magazine`s Editorial Advisory Board)

- J.






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Jeff Fisher | Jeff Fisher LogoMotives | Tweet! Tweet!

There are some great (read kooky) ideas in Wired...

My usuals are Fortune SB,  Forbes, and a few others.  I am very familiar with HOW, as I used to work in a small marketing communications firm and that was one of our subscriptions.

This is interesting, didn`t Joel post a blog asking folks how they find time to read in order to stay on top of what`s going on.

I`ve spent so much time here lately, it`s a wonder I get past the cover of some of these mags.

I subscribe to Inc. , Fast Company and Entrepreneur. I always have them in my go to reading shelf in the bathroom. I get some of my best inspirations in there. LOL! Best Wishes!

We have a local (Richmond, VA) business magazine called WORK Magazine that is doing real well. We also recently started a business resource center, The Work Factory, as an outgrowth of the magazine. We`re hoping the branding will be complementary.

-Dave

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The Work Factory
A business resource center
1113 W. Main St.
Richmond, VA 23220
(804) 355-1236
www.theworkfactory.com

have any of you picked up a copy of "Worthwhile Magazine"?

it mixes in some entrepreneurial "i did it myself" stuff with other lifestyle stuff. pretty cool concept and pretty good execution.

rich 

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Rich Sloan , Co-Founder, Chief Startupologist, StartupNation

if you visit eBaY, there are college students selling mags. - i got thirteen editions for $10/3 yrs. / another trick is join a catholic college library(or visit), they have all kinds of trade journals and periodicals on newstand / see which you like. I found some interesting ones besides the popular kinds / and `Time` etc. even offers great articles on biz from time-to-time...those popular biz ones are sometimes not better choices!!

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Congrats. Jeff.

A good article. Not sure how I missed it. Have passed it on.

I recieve the following

Hard copy:

1 to 1 magazine for customer relations how-to info

Revenue magazine for affiliate program information

WSJ`s Start Up Journal, http://www.startupjournal.com/

Entrepreneur http://entrepreneur.com/ 

Inc. http://www.inc.com/

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Vannie

Work & Family @ BellaOnline.com
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Thanks Vannie - I appreciate that.

If you haven`t read the June column yet, here it is:

http://www.inc.com/resources/solo/articles/20060601/landers. html

 

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Another addition to my list - somehow I`ve ended up with a freebie subscription to strategy+business.  It`s a great read.

- J.








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Jeff Fisher | Jeff Fisher LogoMotives | Tweet! Tweet!

There are several good publications.  My favorites:  Fast Company, Entrepreneur, BusinessWeek`s Small Biz, SUCCESS and Business 2.0.

This month`s Business 2.0 featured a great article, "How to Build a Bulletproof Startup". 

If you`d like, check it out at www.business2.com

This month`s Small Biz featured, "Ideas that Bloom, How to make your company more innovative".

Here`s a link for that publication as well. www.businessweek.com/smallbiz

So much good info!