Committees Publications, 1954-1964 (1954-1964)

Page scan 00065 from Committees Publications, 1954-1964

Record Details:

Title:
Committees Publications, 1954-1964
Date:
1954-1964
Publisher:
Wisconsin Historical Society
Volume:
Committees Publications, 1954-1964
Leaf #:
00065
Language:
English
Contributor:
{"Ausmus, Graydon","Miles, James S.","Skornia, Harry J.","Schooley, Frank","Broderick, Gertrude G.","Lewis, Philip","Stasheff, Edward","Sulzer, Elmer G.","Tyler, Tracy F.","Hanson, Glenn G.","Peterson, Theodore","Harley, William G., 1911-1998","Emery, Walter B. (Walter Bryan), 1903-1971","McKenzie, Betty","Hill, Harold E.","Martin, Leo","Dunham, Franklin","Hiller, Ola","Grady, R.F.","Bender, William","Cooper, Bernarr","Matter, Lloyd E.","Hull, Richard B.","Bretz, Rudy","Cordier, Hugh","Holmes, Presley","Weld, Arthur","Hasard, Patrick","MacTaggart, P.R.","Martin, Howard","Cordier, H.V.","Hazard, Patrick","Fleming, Marguerite","McCarty, Harold B.","Tyler, I. Keith","Joeressen, Karl J.","Templeton, Dorothy","Salners, Ed","Moeller, Leslie G.","Poniatoff, Alexander M.","Seay, Maurice F.","Dunhers, Franklin","Bronson, Vernon","Novick, Maurice","Corwell, Marion","Smith, R. Franklin","Eccles, Richard","Ballard, William","Hogan, Pat","Appy, Gerald L.","Schwarzwalder, John C.","Cordier, Hugh V."}
Sponsor:
National Endowment for the Humanities
Coordinator:
Maryland Institute for Technlogy in the Humanities
Date Added:
August 27, 2022
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Problem - Should we publish a monthly 32-page magazine, with advertising, instead of the present NAEB Newsletter ? Reason - Through ad sales, the hope would be to make enough money to support the magazine and a quarterly Journal , Points to Consider - 1* Do v® have enough readers to warrant selling ads? At a high enough rate to make a profit? Is there a need for another magazine in the field? 2* Do we have enough to say to fill both a montbfer magazine and a quarterly journal? Will people road both? Will w© downgrade the journal by moving articles to the magazine? Or will it become so scholarly as to be read by only a handful of people? 3. Printing costs * About §20 per page, for 1,500 copies plus cover, for an 8£ x 11 magazine, black ink only, with colored cover* Approximate costs: 32 pages, #7255 16 pages, #405. (Present Newsletter averages about #100 per month for 1,500 copies} pre¬ sent Journal, about #1,000 per issue for 2,100 copies*) 4* Personnel. Would need, in addition to someone to handle all advertising, 1 full-time editorial assistant, plus additional typing and proofreading help* Recommendations - FIRST, find out whether wo can sell ads. Get an ad salesman or hire some firm to find out* Have him find out also whether ads might sell in the Journal * under its present format* THEN, based on the findings, either: 1* Continue the present publications (selling ads in the Journal ) or 2* Issue a monthly magazine, with ads, and do away with the Journal entirely. Until the membership and subscription lists grow oonsideriB^FT^ do not believe we should try to issue two such publications.