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It's been a while since I last "talked" with you. Between Board meetings, rather extensive travel (some overseas), and the usual press of day-to-day publishing, I'm afraid my own professional "margin" had become so paper thin that some very important matters—like this periodic blog post—were, ...

President and CEO Harold Smith shares what being nonprofit means for our ministry, why we're reliant on our donors, and how we hope to expand our ministry through this outside funding.

Like many of you, I'm sure, I hold loosely to New Year's resolutions. Afterall, good intentions die quickly in the wake of too many well-intentioned resolutions or the inevitable hundred-and-one urgencies that crowd our lives before we even get to February.

Little wonder that just yesterday I saw some ...

The last few years pundits have dubbed that particular year as the "year of mobile" for various reasons: mobile ad spending, mobile traffic, device sales, mobile app development, and so on. Whatever year you want to assign that title, there's no argument that 2012 has seen a sea change ...

So what would happen if Christianity Today magazine and its website simply shut down today? What if there was no more CT?"

For a moment, that question just hung in the room.

To be sure, we had asked ourselves that very question several times in the not-too-distant past. And not just as a ...

Editor's Note:Cristianismo Hoy, a new digital magazine, coming in 2013! Published in cooperation with the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, Cristianismo Hoy will be written and edited from within the Hispanic community, providing a rallying point for Hispanic evangelicals, challenging ...

It's about now, with trees turning colors and pumpkin-smiles adorning city and suburban home fronts in and around the Chicago area, that Christianity Today begins the closing quarter of its fiscal year—a veritable "sprint" of content creation and number crunching with the goal ...

One of the great challenges facing any company Is "reinventing" a storied brand. Sometime such attempts fail miserably. (Anyone remember "New Coke"?) And sometime they can succeed beyond anyone's wildest imaginings. (Take the rebirth of the Ford Motor Company, as colorfully ...

Last month Keith Stonehocker, our Chief Strategy Officer, wrote a column outlining Christianity Today's assorted efforts internationally. Keith's been a major driver in this area for over a decade; and he and I continue to brainstorm regularly about ways and means to faithfully and cost-effectively ...