Archive for the ‘Airport/Terminal’ Category

Paradies is Awarded 5 Newsstands in JetBlue’s New JFK Terminal

August 13th, 2008

MDI/Hudson will be the servicing wholesaler, according to an email Paradies Buyer Debbie Moore sent today to newsstand industry contacts.  One of the five store concepts will be based on Sports Radio 66 WFAN, New York’s all-sports station.  Paradies Press Release (in .pdf format)  (August 5, 2008)

Shipments And Transportation Halted By Flood

June 17th, 2008

Along with destroying homes and leaving many stranded, the flooding in Iowa has submerged roads and rails, slowing down or stopping altogether shipments of food, fuel, and other goods. The best case scenario is that transportation will get back to normal by next week, however it seems like it will be much longer until shipments [...]

At Denver Airport, Wi-Fi is Free — But Filtered

March 6th, 2008

In an effort to maintain a family-friendly, public environment, officials at Denver International Airport (DIA) use filtering software to restrict access to “provocative” sites.  So, while you can pick up Vanity Fair and the SI Swimsuit Issue in the airport newsstand, you can’t access them online.  Popular, non-magazine websites are also affected, including boingboing.net and [...]

Advent International Acquires Majority Stake in Hudson Group

December 17th, 2007

Hudson Group has signed an agreement with Advent International, making the global private equity firm, based in Boston, the majority owner of the company’s newsstands, bookstores, cafes and airport concessions business whose revenues are expected to top $630M by year’s end. Advent indicates that the existing management team will continue to manage the [...]

BusinessWeek Columnist Jon Fine Predicts that Time Inc. Will Sell its IPC stable of British Magazines

November 30th, 2007

His other 2008 media predictions include: “daily” newsspapers doing away with slim, Saturday issues, additional music acts following Raidiohead’s lead and offering “pay-what-you-want” album downloads, and Wall Street Journal staffers conceding that News Corp. ownership hasn’t destroyed their paper.  His last prediction devolves into a fantasy in which he pines for the U.S. Congress to pass [...]