If Condé Nast thinks that they're going to be getting 50% of their revenue from consumer subscriptions, then they'd better start increasing the quality of some

If Condé Nast thinks that they're going to be getting 50% of their revenue from consumer subscriptions, then they'd better start increasing the quality of some of their offerings. Wired comes to mind in particular with its terrible content-to-ad ratios both in print and electronic forms and its legion of short also-ran articles. I know when the option of renewing my $12/year subscription to Wired came up a couple of years ago, I just couldn't find the value to justify the admittedly-marginal cost.