Atlanta Journal and Atlanta Constitution to Combine

The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitution will publish as a combined newspaper seven days a week beginning Nov. October 17, 2001

Windows Developer's Journal Becomes Windows Developer Magazine

Under the leadership of new Executive Editor John Dorsey, CMP Media's Windows Developer's Journal will become Windows Developer Magazine, starting with the November 2001 issue. October 12, 2001

Windows 2000 Magazine Will Become Windows & .NET Magazine

Penton Media, a business media company, announced that Windows 2000 Magazine will become Windows & . October 12, 2001

Frankfurt Ebook Award Winners Announced

The International eBook Award Foundation (IeBAF) has announced the names of the winners for the 2001 Frankfurt eBook Awards, an award designed to recognize achievements in the emerging ebook industry. October 12, 2001

Ziff Davis Discontinues Expedia Travels Magazine

Ziff Davis Media Inc. October 12, 2001

Lynne Cheney to Publish Children's Book About America

Simon & Schuster Books for Young Readers, an imprint of Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, announced plans to publish a book by Lynne Cheney, Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and wife of Vice President Dick Cheney. October 12, 2001

Aviation Week Launches Homeland Security and Defense Initiative

Aviation Week, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, has launched a multimedia initiative focused on homeland security. October 12, 2001

Amazon Launches Look Inside the Book Feature

Amazon. October 12, 2001

101communications Launches Magazine for Software Developers

101communications announced the launch of a new bi-monthly publication targeting developers across multiple languages and platforms. October 10, 2001

OverDrive Adds PDF Support And MightyWords Content

OverDrive, Inc. October 10, 2001

Wall Street Journal Launches CollegeJournal.com

The Wall Street Journal has announced the launch of CollegeJournal. October 4, 2001

TechTarget to Launch Storage Magazine

TechTarget, a technology media company, announced that it is launching Storage magazine, a new publication to provide storage executives with analysis and guidance on managing, storing, networking, and safeguarding stored datas. October 4, 2001

O'Reilly and Pearson Launch Safari Books Online

O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. October 4, 2001

NYTimes.com Launches Financial Email Newsletter

NYTimes. October 4, 2001

Mademoiselle Ceases Publication

Mademoiselle, a monthly women's magazine, will suspend publication with its November issue, it was announced by Steven T. October 4, 2001

HarperCollins Launches Fourth Estate in the U.S.

HarperCollins Publishers has announced that it will launch the Fourth Estate imprint in the U. October 4, 2001

Chalkboard Network and CMP Books Announce Partnership

The Chalkboard Network, a provider of online training courses, and CMP Books, a provider of engineering books, have signed an agreement to jointly develop a co-branded series of books and related online courses. October 4, 2001

USAToday.com Launches New Email Newsletters

USAToday. September 28, 2001

MCG Capital Acquires Upside Magazine

Upside Magazine, a technology business magazine, has secured financing from MCG Capital Corporation of Arlington, VA and will continue its publication and production schedule, according to executives at the magazine. September 28, 2001

Microsoft Announces Publishing Tools for Ebook Reader

Microsoft Corp. September 28, 2001

Hoover's Reduces Staff by 20%

Hoover's, Inc. September 28, 2001

BritannicaSchool Website Launches

BritannicaSchool, a division of Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc. September 28, 2001

Reciprocal Reduces Staff by 65%

Reciprocal, Inc. September 24, 2001

Mode Magazine to Stop Publishing

Mode magazine, a fashion monthly targeted to full-figured American woman, will stop publishing, announced Lewit and LeWinter/Freedom Magazines. September 24, 2001

Zonderkidz Partners With Creators of VeggieTales

Zonderkidz, the children's group of Zondervan, has reached an agreement with Big Idea Productions to be the publishing partner of the family entertainment company's three current properties: the VeggieTales series, the newly launched 3-2-1 Penguins series and the upcoming feature film release Jonah -- A VeggieTales Movie. September 21, 2001