The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT24) DUBLIN, N.H. -- Aug. 4, 2002 -- YANKEE-MAG-MEDIA -- After 67 years, Yankee Magazine, that digest-size New England journal that has always seemed as stubbornly predictable as its name, is modernizing to attract a younger, more affluent audience. Jamie Trowbridge, president of Yankee Publishing, said the hardest part of the change is that the magazine is no longer edited for "ourselves." Trowbridge in the Yankee Magazine's offices on Main Street in Dublin, N.H. (George Ruhe/The New York Times)
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2002-08-04
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The New York Times Agency
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