When Doug drafted this article, he also thought about whether it would attract others' followers.

However, after thinking about it for a while, he felt that he was thinking too much.

Because capitalists are all guys who don’t see rabbits and don’t show eagles.

Now, the US Press Group can brag about internal combustion engines and electric machinery. But has the Clayden Group really done it?

If they did, what did they say for?

In order to create more competition for yourself?

If you don’t do it, is it to find someone to explore their way?

In short, if this article is published, it will make those capitalists suspicious.

Even if capitalists who have already invested in this area must think about it again.

And when they think about it, it is Doug overtakes.

Of course, his approach also saved the American newspaper group from an alternative perspective, the first large media organization in the history of the United States to span several states.

In fact, Doug also saw what kind of fantasies people of this era would have.

Just as Doug was imagining in the office, Blair felt that his legs were about to break.

Although he is already the president of the largest media company in the history of the United States, he does not have the "leisure" that Doug is coming.

Because the US newspaper group is expanding too fast.

Although the staff are sufficient, there are not as many people who can use it as imagined.

Therefore, he had no way to let the people below execute it like Doug.

As for the execution process, he doesn't value it, he only cares about the results.

But Blair is different.

Whether it is the reality or his cognition, they tell him that only by paying attention to the process can there be good results.

However, his subordinates cannot get good training like this.

So, a vicious cycle has entered.

Doug knew this very well.

Most of the time he is either in the office or in the conference room every day, as if he doesn't look at him anywhere.

However, he knew very much.

Because, he already has a small team of five people.

People in this small team do not do anything else, but help Doug analyze and summarize information every day.

Of course, because the amount of information is too large, even if there is a special person responsible for handling it, Doug still has to sit in the office and read a lot of time every day.

Of course, Blair is not exactly a fool who can only do everything by himself.

He will still assign tasks.

He knew that if he could only build a magazine specifically used to publish science fiction novels, it might not have been so effective.

Therefore, he made a decision to allow almost all editorial departments affiliated with the American Press Group to plan the magazine.

Then, he selected a group of plans from them to let them realize this plan.

In the end, three of them were selected from these already produced magazines for publication.

This is a huge event for the American Press Group.

Although the entire American newspaper group is in chaos, it is not without its benefits.

First of all, each branch has a more substantial impression of the entire concept of the US newspaper group.

Through this event, even the grassroots employees realized how huge the American newspaper group is.

In addition, it was also a survey of various editorial departments by Blair.

Perhaps, many people believe that fictional writing and non-fiction writing are completely different things.

Being able to do one thing well does not necessarily mean that you can do another thing well.

But, sorry, this is a relatively wrong concept.

Just like Clayden Primary School at this moment, the subjects for the exam are mathematics, physics and other subjects.

Among these disciplines, many children rank among the top.

However, if the Bible is taught and the Bible is tested, will the top-ranked people completely change?

No, no.

It is most likely that this group of people will still be.

It's like an exam is just a selection system.

The content of the exam is not as great as imagined.

This is true for those kids, and for adults at the U.S. Newspaper Group.

But most of the time, they don't realize this.

Even Blair had finally gotten a clear understanding after doing all this.

However, at this moment, the US Press Group already owns three almost top-notch fictional publications.

With the full promotion of the US Press Group, these three publications are absolutely the first in terms of sales and quality.

However, these three publications also compete with each other and are undergoing refined market fine-tuning.

When they started fighting, the others who found this market and wanted to enter the market, they found that they were completely dead end.

Because the top manuscript fees, top authors, and the largest sales volume have driven other entrants out.

Of course, it's not completely impossible to do it.
Chapter completed!