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Showing posts with label forbes. Show all posts

The Life + Salaries of magazine and book editors

The Life + Salaries of magazine and book editors
Wonderful read.  Puts the industries of magazines and books into perspective.  They're basically not doing too bad.
"Earlier last week, Folio magazine released its 2011 Editorial Salary Survey for magazine editors. The results revealed a significant increase in editor-in-chief salaries in three out of four geographic regions; the West saw average salaries drop to $72,400—down from $83,000 in 2010. Editorial director salaries in the New York area averaged $108,900 (a spike of about $10,000 up from last year). A gender gap between male and female editorial executives still remains, according to the numbers, despite the increase in both salary pools. In 2005, New York magazine published “Who Makes How Much,” a salary guide giving us a brassy look into the bank accounts of media’s biggest names. Salaries ranged from $650,000 for a newspaper editor to $1 million prominent title at a Condé Nast publication."

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Forbes: The World's Highest-Paid Authors

Forbes: The World's Highest-Paid Authors

This is an amazing little list with numbers quite gargantuan when compared to the earning of authors 10-20 years ago. Let's just mention that the BOTTOM of the list lies J.K. Rowling with her “Harry Potter” series gaining her $5 million in earnings. And at the top of the list stand your highness James Patterson with $84 million.

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Advisory Opinion Says, E-Books Exempt from New York Sales Tax”

On Forbes.com, Peter Reilly briefly discusses the end of Borders and provides the full text of the New York Advisory Opinion that was published about three weeks ago about eBooks being tax exempt in New York State.

From the Opinion:

The Department of Taxation and Finance received a Petition for Advisory Opinion from [name redacted]. Petitioner asks whether its sales of e-books are subject to sales and use tax. We conclude that they are not.
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