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“I think that if one day we go back home to New Jersey and play Giants Stadium, that would be a dream come true,” says Joe Jonas.
(PopStar)
Jeremy Davis, a partner at Format-Studio, says, “Treat your digital division as a separate business and dedicate the right staff and resources to make it a success.
If you launch a magazine, it costs tens of millions of dollars. And while you may not need to spend that kind of money to launch a digital strategy, publishers need to understand that they are now also in the software business.
At least a third of their online effort requires designing and building new applications in order to compete not only with other publishing web sites, but also Internet-only brands that are much more nimble, and in many cases have had a big head start.”
For more information on Format-Studio, which helps publishers build long-term publishing strategies, please click here.
Diane Kruger can’t stay put for long, according to Esquire UK.
And one of the reasons her five-year marriage to Guillaume Canet failed is because she was never home.
Kruger admits, “I’m a fucking nightmare…It’s a bit worrying because I feel like, ‘God, am I ever going to settle or find a place that I can call home?’”
(Esquire UK)
On Roberts’ fourth day at his new gig as reporter for The Insider, someone posted photos of him on Manhunt.
That was followed with a ton of scandalous press including a Page Six item “New Sex Mess Jolts Insider.”
Roberts response, “I never put inappropriate pictures of myself on a public web site,” he tells The Advocate.
And The Insider calls the incident, “a malicious personal attack.”
A crane being used at a construction site toppled over and crashed into another building at East 91st Street and First Avenue on the Upper East Side of Manhattan around 8 a.m. on Friday, according to witnesses and officials. Scores of Fire Department trucks and emergency medical workers responded to the scene. For updates, click here. (NYT)
