Is it worth it to launch a digital publication that targets men?(pandodaily.com)
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Is it worth it to launch a digital publication that targets men?
http://pandodaily.com/2013/04/05/do-men-read/
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It's funny that the two comments so far defend male literacy.
Maybe instead of arbitrary arguments for or agains this, we should probably try to track down believable sources and therefore help this guy:
http://www.lloydshepherd.com/2012/07/21/tracking-down-data-o...
Maybe instead of arbitrary arguments for or agains this, we should probably try to track down believable sources and therefore help this guy:
http://www.lloydshepherd.com/2012/07/21/tracking-down-data-o...
Hacker News and Slashdot are doing fine, thank you. HN, in particular, must be providing some benefit to its owners even though it contains no overt ads of shampoo or anything else.
This seems a little selective!
What about stuff like Tolkien, Pratchett , A song of fire and ice and countless other fantasy/sci-fi things?
Perhaps Women see reading as a more social experience , whereas for men it's more of an individual activity?
Amongst my female friends , it seems that if one of them has read a book then they have all read it. So perhaps that might explain why the bestseller lists will tend to favour books intended for women?