Keith Mulligan Interview.

by: adam |

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Keith Mulligan’s got an interview up on ESPN about the future of print, specifically relating to his job as editor of Ride magazine. It seems everyone in the print world is waiting to find out the answer to a pretty simple question: will people pay money to read magazines on their iPad’s and other mobile devices? Or maybe more importantly, if they do, will that money even be enough to matter? I can’t call it, but it should be interesting to see how things play out.

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    Ride Mag = Solid, well worth the money. You get no ‘feeling’ or ‘vibe’ from the internet (besides hate here).

  • http://Website villain

    If ride was smart they could start up a decent iphone or nexus app. Get the content right to the phone. Would cut down on their distribution costs too. The come up gets way more visitors than the ride site but vital still gets the most (7000 more per month) so… yeah. Cool. Print isn’t gonna die, its just gonna go vegetative and survive off a feeding tube.

  • http://Website Sister Fucker

    I like older men

    id take it in the bumbum from this guy

  • http://Website jpbmx

    Noone is gonna read RideBMX unless Mcgoo comes back to answer letters and you fuckers start putting crude sexually explict ads back in it like from the 90′s.

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    if mags were well made and worth reading people would buy them.

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    having a magazine in your hand to keep for as long as you want is so much better than looking a a 2x3inch iphone screen

    thank you espn for the interview

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    there’s something cool about getting a issue in the mailbox every month or so…

  • http://Website nick huff

    i will always read magazines, and buy dvds for that matter