Mark Cover hashtag LastPrintIssue Last "Newsweek"

                            

NEW YORK, KOMPAS.com - The cover of recent print edition of Newsweek as signaled last stop before the magazine's print edition and will be transformed into digital media. It appears from the only title on the cover.

"Newsweek cover last print edition before we only provide digital edition featuring a cover of the # hashtag in LastPrintIssue," the announcement delivered on the official Twitter @ Newsweek. Display

should cover outstanding starting on Monday (24/12/2012) was leaked Sunday. In the background is a portrait of the old Newsweek office buildings skyscrapers in New York in black and white.

This will be the last edition of Newsweek Magazine in print. Furthermore, beginning in 2013, Newsweek will move into online media will be named Newsweek Global.

Decision was announced Newsweek editor Tina Brown on October 18, 2012. According to Brown, the decision to change the format of the magazine because of the high cost of printing and distribution, so that the magazine continues to lose money.

Furthermore, Newsweek Global will only provide a single edition that targets the global market share. Newsweek Global promised to present the issue in depth global news with opinion makers target audience with high mobility.

Newsweek has been published in the print edition for nearly 80 years since the first appeared in 1933. Newsweek journey switching from print to online beginning November 2010 when the magazine is joining The Daily Beast online media to Newsweek Daily Beast Company.

Currently, network media has audience more than 15 million visitor or unique visitor every month. As with any new form of transformation of Newsweek in the digital world? Hold it!