With long-term trends exerting downward pressure on magazines' ad-page sales and newsstand appeal, two of the industry's biggest publishers said last week that they had formed a joint venture to handle back-office operations such as production, procurement and circulation.
The competitors and now collaborators, Condé Nast and Hearst Magazines, hope not only to cut their own costs but to attract other publishers as customers as well.
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