So, why no more nudes... "The magazine is profitable if money from licensed editions around the world is taken into account, Mr. Flanders said, but the United States edition loses about $3 million a year. He sees it, he said, as a marketing expense. “It is our Fifth Avenue storefront,” he said" So, why no more nudes... I can really only speculate, besides it just being passe, it will probably allow them to expand their reach. Having once circulated around 5 million copies, now circulating fewer than a million copies, dropping the nudity will make it more acceptable, perhaps building the print audience rather than letting it continue to dwindle. This is really more of a possibility, than it is a reason why, but it was not cited in this article. Furthermore, locally, the Atlanta Journal Constitution experienced the same thing in terms of a loss in print readership, as did every newspaper in the country. They just don't print as m any papers as they once did. What ...