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The Adventure Blog: National Geographic Adventure Is No More!
The Mountain World: National Geo Adventure Calls It Quits
The MountainWorld™ Blog: National Geographic Adventure...is no more...
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http://www.theadventurelife.org/2009/12/national-geographic-adventure-magazine-folds/ 12/21/2009 |
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Nooo! RT @adventurevida Such a sad day for outdoor lovers...National Geographic Adventure shuts down. http://tinyurl.com/yj2zeu8 12/10/2009 |
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RT @adventurevida Such a sad day 4 outdoor lovers. probably heard: National Geographic Adventure shuts down. http://tinyurl.com/yj2zeu8 Sad. 12/9/2009 |
National Geographic Adventure Is No More!
The Adventure Blog —
... , that the magazine will cease operations effective immediately, with the current issue, December/January, as the last one to be published. ...
National Geo Adventure Calls It Quits
The Mountain World —
... got The New Age of Adventure collection by my bedside—with massive amounts of trip and equipment service material, and it was backed by the mighty National Geographic Society. I didn't do much work for the magazine, but I always enjoyed my dealings with its editors, especially Cliff Ransom and former editors Jim Meigs and James Vlahos. Steve Casimiro, the magazine's peripatetic West Coast editor, has just published a good report and reflection on his magazine's demise at his Adventure Life blog. Good luck to everyone. ...
National Geographic Adventure...is no more...
The MountainWorld™ Blog —
... , Steve reports today that National Geographic decided to end Adventure's ten year run as one of the top adventure and outdoor magazines in the world. According to Steve , it's final issue is the December/January issue, which is on newsstands now. I've had a great time not only reading, but also contributing to, Adventure over the years, and my heart goes out to Steve, founding Editor John Rasmus, and all the others affected by the closing. Steve put it quite well at the end of his post: For those of you who are just passing readers of the magazine, its demise might be ...
National Geographic Adventure ceases publication
Trailspace Blog —
... Sad news for fellow subscribers and fans of National Geographic Adventure—the magazine is ceasing print publication as of the current December 2009/January 2010 issue, according to Steve Casimiro (NGA west coast editor and the adventure life blogger). ...
National Geographic Adventure Magazine Closes
Modern Hiker —
... For a personal account of the life of the magazine, and to leave comments, please visit West Coast Editor Steve Casimiro’s site, The Adventure Life. I thank them for their years of work, and wish them all the best of luck! ...
National Geographic Adventure Closes – So Long
The OutPost —
... The Adventure Life reported that advertising for NGA was down 44%, and as we know advertising is the all important factor in the magazine industry. Pick up a copy of Oprah’s magazine if you want to see an example of a magazine that overdoes ads but is still kicking. ...
Vail Would Prefer if You Didn’t Write About Their Skier Deaths
Backcountry.com: The Goat —
... Last week National Geographic Adventurer shut down, and their West Coast editor said ad revenue was down 44%. Times are tough, and the threat of losing one of your big accounts over a blog post for something that’s been covered in dozens of other outlets makes it an easy choice. Hell, let’s be honest, no one looks to Ski Magazine for their hard-hitting journalism. The only time I look at it at all is so I can disagree with their list of the Top Ten resorts every year. Taking down the post after getting pressured from an advertiser doesn’t mean they’re The ...
