The Future of Media is Here

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Forbes launches the most significant
re-architecture in our 93–year history.

The inspiration is interaction. Consumers have a voice and want to share it. Forbes is responding with a game-changing approach that will combine social, open-platform content creation with the journalistic authority and integrity of the Forbes brand. The Forbes re-architecture is an introduction to how content creators, consumers and marketers will connect and interact for years to come.

“The goal is to increase the interaction between content creators, audiences and marketers. Get those three voices talking to each other and do it with legitimacy and transparency. That’s the future of the free press.”

Lewis D’Vorkin
Forbes Chief Product Officer

whatsnew
Functionally

A more open, participatory experience across our platforms with experts, community members/readers and marketers all engaging in the conversation—with authoritative journalism firmly at the center.

Structurally

More tightly organized around core pillars of reporting on business, technology and leadership; investing; and wealth creation and entrepreneurship.

Visually

A "no-nonsense" purposeful aesthetic, more clean, white, open space for ease of "scanning," and heightened visual compatibility between Forbes magazine and Forbes.com.

advoice
A New Advertising Model...
Introducing AdVoice™

ADVOICE™ is a new approach to integrating editorial content, user content and marketers’ content—allowing more organic presentation of advertiser content than ever before.

Marketers can now tell their own story in their words on the Forbes platform using the same tools as content creators. They can develop relationships with consumers, thought leaders and journalists, too.

On the Forbes platform, all content is clearly labeled and transparent. Everyone knows who’s talking and the vantage point from which they speak.

 

Forbes’ Chief Product Officer, Lewis D’Vorkin
sheds light on Forbes' re-architecture.
Flip through highlights of the new Forbes 400 issue