THE PRESS RUN Book 4
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New York and London, 1909 to 2008. Condé Montrose Nast buys a small society weekly and proves that a magazine sold to fewer people can be worth more than one sold to everybody. A century later Anna Wintour runs the same title at the top of an industry whose revenue comes almost entirely from advertisers, while Felix Dennis, tried at the Old Bailey in 1971 for an underground paper, builds a fortune out of readers the trade had decided were beneath it. Between them lies the question the business never answered out loud: a magazine sells paper to readers and readers to advertisers, and only one of those two transactions was ever the real one. Covers Condé Montrose Nast, Anna Wintour, Felix Dennis, Condé Nast Publications, Vogue, and Maxim.
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- THE PRESS RUN Book 1
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- THE PRESS RUN Book 2
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- THE PRESS RUN Book 3
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- THE PRESS RUN Book 4
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- THE PRESS RUN Book 5
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- THE PRESS RUN Book 6
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