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(Thread Starter) |  AutoWeek going bi-weekly, won't change name to AutoBiWeekly  AutoWeek has announced that it's switching to a bi-weekly distribution schedule for its print magazine, which it claims in the press release after the jump will benefit readers. We think it will benefit AutoWeek in that the once-weekly rag will save a bunch on paper and distribution costs. In return for receiving half as many issues over the course of a year, AutoWeek promises to up its page count per issue and do more "comprehensive editorial features and vehicle reviews". This isn't the first time AutoWeek has changed its distribution schedule, either. It started in 1958 as a bi-monthly motorsport newsletter called Competition Press, and in the '60s added "AutoWeek" to the title and began publishing every seven days. If the economy gets even worse, maybe it'll switch back to bi-monthly, but chances are they'll still call it "AutoWeek".[Source: International Business Times via TTAC]Continue reading AutoWeek going bi-weekly, won't change name to AutoBiWeekly AutoWeek going bi-weekly, won't change name to AutoBiWeekly originally appeared on Autoblog on Tue, 11 Nov 2008 10:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments More... |
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