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The report from 24/7 Wall Street that rates the top 20 U.S. magazine websites will probably be of interest to a lot of readers. It's worth a look, but the layout is kind of terrible and we must admit finding it hard to get through. Good stuff elsewhere, though, as the loveable Mr. Magazine continues to rally around the "power of print," Britain's National Union of Journalists slams the practice of unpaid internships, and the American Business Media survey reveals that layoffs in the U.S. b-to-b sector have been unsuprisingly brutal this year.

1. American Business Media survey: 70% of U.S. trade magazine publishers have reduced workforces this year [Folio:]
2. The answer to print suicide? Create a necessary and sufficient print product [Mr. Magazine]
3. Rating the top 20 U.S. magazine websites [24/7 Wall Street]
4. Britain's National Union of Journalists slams practice of unpaid internships [Press Gazette]
5. Toronto Life Square in receivership [Globe and Mail]
6. Traditional women's service magazines holding up in U.S. [Media Life Magazine]
7. List rental prices level off [Audience Development]
8. Moving your custom magazine from print to Web [CustomPublishers.com]
9. Fashion publishers fret over September issues [Advertising Age]
10. Olive Media new ad rep for Time Inc. websites in Canada [Marketing]