When the Reuters Institute set out to uncover the key issues facing the news industry, they surveyed 233 senior media executives around the world to identify the most important current... read more →
There’s no question that printing a magazine has its challenges, with the fixed costs of paper, printing and distribution and the decline in print advertising. So yes, from a bottom-line... read more →
As the magazine media industry has evolved, we’ve witnessed a variety of revenue models, including the rise of subscription-based websites. And it calls for a whole new approach toward pricing... read more →
“National news is the voice of the nation; new age publications represent people; local press stands up for community. This is invaluable content.” This statement opens an article in Campaign... read more →
What do The New Yorker, Vox and Airbnb all have in common? They’ve all made AdWeek’s Publishing Hot List for 2019. “Media is dying? Don’t tell that to the winners... read more →
You could say that this century so far has been the best of times and the worst of times for publishers. On the one hand, we have tremendous audience reach... read more →
Everything, everywhere all the time. That seems to be the experience of streaming or OTT TV, as consumers cut the cord with cable and opt for a wide variety of... read more →
As the age of mass-market gives way to special interest everything, big-name publishers are learning some potentially game-changing lessons from the niche side. At the heart of the lesson is... read more →
It’s increasingly (and sometimes painfully) obvious that the only way to succeed in publishing today is to keep a firm focus on your readers. We’ve been preaching about this audience-first... read more →
Refueling in mid-air – that is the analogy Julia Raphaely, CEO of Associated Media Publishing in South Africa, gives to the evolution of publishing since the digital disruption. “The magazine... read more →