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IT'S HARDLY THE WORST PROBLEM TO HAVE:
Net magazines have gotten so thick with ads some marketers are pulling out, saying the booming titles are too cluttered. While a few exit, the many remain, of course; but "new economy" publishers nevertheless need to be planning for the day when their hot category cools down.
It's common to hear stories of Net industry executives saying they are too busy to wade through the phone book-thick new economy titles...