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Just over a week ago, Newsweek announced that it is going to merge with the online magazine The Daily Beast.

The company is reluctant to discuss its earnings, but Russian Newsweek recently estimated revenues at $30 million a year.

For his part, Liu told China Newsweek that he is glad to model for the store - and happy to be able to help his family.

Still, it may be a little early to get out the coffin for Newsweek.

Newsweek featured Twitter messages prominently on the front page of its website during election day.

That kind of "engagement , " as publishers are fond of saying, suggests that Newsweek isn't just a pile of dead trees .

There was a cover story in NEWSWEEK [ " The Mind of the Taliban" ] that described how the Taliban survived.

At the other end of the spectrum is the Olympian perspective of a former Newsweek bureau chief for Germany and eastern Europe.

A public opinion poll by Newsweek magazine says a majority of Americans favor setting a deadline for troops to leave Iraq.

An editor at Newsweek described him as "above the country, above the world; he's sort of God. "

Newsweek's switch is a signpost of how traditional print news outlets are being battered by an exodus of readers and advertisers to the Web.

"'I know there's a story in there somewhere', " said the editor of Newsweek, after Mr Obama brutally murdered a suburban couple.

A public opinion poll by Newsweek magazine last week says 68 percent of Americans disapprove of how the president is handling the war.

By contrast, Newsweek said, the first reaction of the pundit class was near hysteria.

Accompanied by a reporter from NEWSWEEK, Strong opened the door to the house and the stench of mildew wafted through the rooms.

In Newsweek Niall Ferguson, a British historian, declared that the president had presided over "a foreign-policy debacle" .

But some of Newsweek's old media veterans are finding a place in the new media world.

A Newsweek columnist gushed that the pill "did more good for more people than any other invention of the 20th century. "

A new book by Newsweek's Richard Wolffe reports that President Obama is dismayed by "his vice president's indiscipline. "

Writes Sharon Begley of Newsweek, that boom-and-bust cycle has not been seen for several years, and the number of lemmings is declining.

A priest involved in its implementation was hailed as the "Saviour of the Streets" in a Newsweek cover article.

As a matter of fact Newsweek's suggestion of military blockade would prove to be more disruptive to this key transit corridor.

Newsweek ran an article reporting that the public's reaction to my testimony and television address about it was calm and measured.

As the typical representative of mainstream media in the United States, Newsweek has strong impact on China's international image.

Indeed, NEWSWEEK has learned that Medvedev's first comment on the crisis was prepared by the office of Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin.

Newsweek magazine decided to discontinue its print version, shifting to online only publications next year.

The Mirage did not respond to NEWSWEEK's request for more information.

Looking ahead to 2020, NEWSWEEK took a peek at predicted Internet speeds in a few representative locales.

The laws prohibit any copying, redistribution or retransmission of this material without express written permission from Newsweek.

Does a miner who extracts the coke that makes steel for a wind turbine qualify as a green-collar worker (Newsweek)?

Maybe the next Newsweek EIC will follow through with that .

In the Newsweek piece, Ms. Prince advised women to "carry conversation openers, like a feather boa or a copy of Sports Illustrated. "

Like many magazines across the world, Newsweek has struggled during the downturn with falling advertising revenue.

"I could handle someone calling me a homo, " she told NEWSWEEK. "But saying you don't count, that's something that had to change. "

Mr. Huntsman first raised the prospect of a presidential bid during an interview that appeared earlier this month in Newsweek.

Jon Meacham, editor of Newsweek, won the biography prize for "American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House. "

The answer, as anyone with an M. B. A. knows, is synergy : both Newsweek and Kaplan are owned by the Washington Post Company.

A recent Newsweek article may may you think twice .

Newsweek: What initially inspired you to retrace your grandfather's travels?

Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has reiterated his apology over wartime sex slavery in a recent interview with the US magazine Newsweek.

In an interview with Newsweek, Demeter says he only really struck it rich after investing his App Store earnings in the stock market.

"We have become accustomed to a world where our air power is dominant, " Rand Corporation analyst Roger Cliff told Newsweek.

Chirelstein disputed the Newsweek story, saying, I never said anything like that, and that he was outraged and humiliated.

Let me introduce myself: Peter King, reporter for Newsweek.

In an interview with NEWSWEEK, he denied that his unconventional stage persona had any homosexual message.

NEWSWEEK: Do you think Chinese officials still hope their problems in Tibet will disappear after you pass away?

Dan Lyons raises a provocative question in his latest Newsweek article: Is Silicon Valley still solving hard problems?

Bush in a Newsweek poll of likely voters released Saturday, while a tracking poll shows a very close race.

A poll for Newsweek in May found that 11% of Americans believe that Mr Obama is a Muslim, and a further 22% could not identify his religion.

Newsweek said Thursday it is still exploring its options on the rate-base cut.

On Newsweek's cover in 2005, after he became mayor in a landslide victory, the title was "A Latin Power Surge" .

This engaging concept book invites very young children to identify basic shapes that transform into beautiful undersea creatures.

Newsweek editor Jeff Giles, who has just written a cover story about the late singer, says that Lennon was a brave person.

A veteran journalist, formerly with Newsweek, Mr Nagorski seems most interested in the stories of diplomats and fellow hacks.

It contained personal checks, four credit cards and personal identification, according to a theft report first revealed by Newsweek.

According to a story on the US magazine Newsweek, the Post-it breakup now belongs to an ancient era - the pre-Facebook, pre-texting times.

Mr. Gusev filed suit against Newsweek in a Moscow court, denying links to spamming suggested in the article.

A yearlong subscription is generally at least $100, versus $39 for Newsweek and $20 for Time.

Pink sand island in the Bahamas on the Hubble, the United States "Newsweek" named the world's sexiest beaches.

He brought his ideas to the public by writing for magazines like Newsweek and appearing on television.

"I really don't make a point of spending a lot of time with strippers, " Jones tells a NEWSWEEK reporter over pastries in Los Angeles.

Even as the number of newspapers had diminished new and influential media have appeared, such as the news magazines, Time, Newsweek . U.

The Newsweek feature, playing on the idea of the limitless ambition of Chinese women, isn't any different.

I was a NEWSWEEK correspondent who had relocated to Washington and didn't know a whole hell of a lot about American politics.

"But his news conference showcased once again his propensity for self-inflicted wounds" ( Newsweek ).

One Chinese told Newsweek a "Bridges" affair is "the biggest fantasy with middle-aged, middle-class Chinese women. "

In 1976 she graced the cover of Newsweek and was dubbed a new women's liberation leader and the most marketable designer since Coco Chanel.

Of course, too much raw data by itself can lead to overload, which actually can diminish your effectiveness (Newsweek, see Resources).

NEWSWEEK and Credit Suisse co-hosted a preview dinner for the project at the Art Basel art fair this year.

Brad Miller, a Democratic congressman from North Carolina and undecided superdelegate, defends elitists. Newsweek, May 12th.

Ben Bradlee, the longtime Washington Post editor, is a vice president at the newspaper and former Washington bureau chief of NEWSWEEK.

NEWSWEEK: This region suffered several smaller earthquakes earlier this year.

Looking back at the 2000 Newsweek article, the author stated, "Autism is now thought to affect one person in 500. "

We are publishing edited excerpts of the interviews; longer versions of most are available at Newsweek. com.

there are only a few colleges in china whose students have access to such magazines as Times, newsweek , economists and new york post.

Her proposed new publication's title has a familiar ring: "Caixin, " short for "Caijing Newsweek. "

Sidney Harman has purchased Newsweek magazine from the Washington Post company for $1, a figure that some observers say is far too high.

U. S. Newsweek magazine ranked Finland the best out of 100 countries to live in, Helsinki Times reported.

The Newsweek Tumblr was praised for its conversational tone and quickly gained a following.

What's Next For Newsweek? While Newsweek now has a new owner, most observers are still leaving the magazine for dead.

A report in Newsweek magazine said a youth pastor asked his teens who they think God is.

A Toyota spokesman tells NEWSWEEK, "The comparison shows why a lot of conjecture and unfounded rumor is a dangerous thing. "

Newsweek devoted almost an entire issue to the subject.

Q. Do you think this will bring any consequence to Newsweek ?

Q. This case, do you think any change will come out inside Newsweek?

eg. I just saw there is an article in Newsweek that many officials in many countries are insatiable.

At a fancy party for NEWSWEEK's Arabic edition, some Kuwaiti women wore them .

In November 1994, Newsweek reported that 45% of people who meditate feel a sense of sacred and connection.

Fresh from a visit to Afghanistan, Cameron spoke to NEWSWEEK's Stryker McGuire.

Newsweek's Niall Ferguson wrote: "On China, Kissinger's new book, is a reminder of why our leaders still want to pick his brains. "

NEWSWEEK pollsters recently created a "Racial Resentment Index" to measure the impact of race on the 2008 election.

Back in 2003, Newsweek's cover blared, "We're Not In the Mood, " and the story hasn't gone away.

The situation, NEWSWEEK has learned, has gotten increasingly sticky.

Imagine what the world was like 40 years ago when it was just the Saturday Evening Post and Time and Newsweek.

Sharon Begley is the science columnist and science editor of Newsweek.

Newsweek's Nancy Cook recently spoke to Geisst about Americans' mounting debt and the way new credit-card legislation could help consumers.

And one last statistic, more Americans read Time than read Newsweek.

Newsweek accused Israel of "Deporting the Hope for Peace" .

The latest Newsweek poll found only 26 percent of the respondents endorsed Bush.

Bill Clinton recently took Obama to task in Newsweek, proposing 14 measures to create employment.

Newsweek once called Will Smith, "the most powerful actor on the planet. "

A European intelligence officer tells NEWSWEEK, "Kashmiri is the most important guy linking Al Qaeda with Western recruits. "

For decades, Time and Newsweek devoted more space to opera and art and theology than to Hollywood or health.

But Newsweek may have a window of opportunity to save itself, albeit a small one.

"We can hardly find anyone here with a rural household registration, " Pan told NEWSWEEK.

The Presidency has survived hard times and ordinary menbefore. Newsweek, Jan.

I recommend to you Time and Newsweek. They tend to be.

He recently told Newsweek: "American power relative to the world is declining because of the growth of other centres of power. "

Some of Newsweek's predictions were spot on.

Following society transformation and development, the newsweek expands gradually and is acting the more and more important role.

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Carol: So how could mom be in New York working for Newsweek and be in phoenix eating beans at the same time, hmm?

Like NEWSWEEK, Kaplan Inc. is a part of The Washington Post Company, so I am unapologetically prejudiced.

to take out an annual subscription to 'Newsweek'

Joan Raymond is a freelance journalist whose work has appeared in Newsweek, the New York Times, MORE and Woman's Day.

Joey : Mom subscribes to Newsweek .

Newsweek was launched in 1933 and was bought by the Post in 1961.

What happened to the legendary Obama the "god" whom Newsweek deified in 2008?

Newsweek - Can Your Medicine Give You a Sunburn?

In April 2007, Newsweek called him the most powerful actor on the planet.

Many married men expect sex along with their room service, according toa NEWSWEEK poll.

She likes Newsweek, which she reads from front to back every week.

In 1986, Newsweek magazine did a study that predicted a single, 30-year-old woman had a 20 percent chance of marrying.

The Newsweek poll says President Bush's approval rating reached a new low of 33%, a 3-point drop from August.

My gut tells me she's spinning me and other Newsweek readers by playing fast and loose with the numbers.

Before joining Newsweek, Lyons spent 10 years at Forbes.

"He is determined to activate every single Taliban for the first time in 10 years, " a senior Taliban intelligence officer tells NEWSWEEK.

B: I'd like to see some news magazines. Do you have Time or Newsweek on board?

The first brand on that list was Newsweek. The publication was founded in 1933.

I recommend to you Time and Newsweek. they are excellent.

From 2007-10, he served as deputy editor of Newsweek International.

NEWSWEEK's Rankings gave them an environmental impact score of 95. 74.

The answer, according to NEWSWEEK's sources, is that Medvedev has chosen initiatives over decisions.

Time and Newsweek gave up earnest arts coverage long ago.

Here's what people are saying about the deal and what it reveals about Newsweek and the media's future.

Nerds now grace the cover of Time and Newsweek.

The Green case is the third I've followed for NEWSWEEK since 1998.

Last year "Newsweek" magazine wrote that the Hare Krsna Movement is the "fastest growing religion in Russia. "

David Wolpe, the rabbi of Sinai Temple in Los Angeles, has been named the No. 1 Pulpit Rabbi in America by Newsweek.

"Yes he can" proclaims the cover of Newsweek, "(but he sure hasn't yet)" .

Chiang Kai - shek was. the last survivor of the World War II quadrumvirate that included Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin(Newsweek)

"Give individual schools the right to opt out of the local educational authority" (Newsweek)

"The antique flash and trash of an older southern California have given way to a sleeker age of cultural hip" (Newsweek)

"hyped the country up to a purposeless pitch" (Newsweek)

Schmidt explained why to NEWSWEEK's Fareed Zakaria in an exclusive interview. Excerpts

Deciding What's News: A Study of CBS Evening News, NBC Nightly News, Newsweek, and Time

Shamelessly, he invokes coincidence to achieve ironic effect(Newsweek)See Synonyms at enforce

(NEWSWEEK's requests for an interview were declined. )

How New Ownership Will Change Newsweek | The Atlantic Wire How New Ownership Will Change Newsweek

He recently spoke with NEWSWEEK's Fareed Zakaria about energy efficiency and the cars of tomorrow. Excerpts

The Economic Effect of Japan's Election | Newsweek International | Newsweek. com

Scott Hall, Director of Photography, Newsweek

New Bank Rules May Not Prevent More Meltdowns - Newsweek

By Matthew Philips | Newsweek Web Exclusive

"The most dangerous and wide-open drug hustle of them all" (Newsweek)

Newsweek magazine is sold by Washington Post