NYC: "What does a print magazine need to do to live digitally?"

Janice Min, editor in chief of Us Weekly, takes on the BIG question

Posted: 7 February 2007 By: Oliver Luft

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Janice Min, editor in chief of Us Weekly, tells the Digital Hollywood conference, in New York, how her magazine is adapting to the challenges of digital publication.

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