October 2019 - Freeport Press

The Stack Interview with Record Culture Magazine

31 October 201931 October 2019|Magazine, Print

Love vinyl culture? Then you may be a fan of Record Culture, a relatively young print magazine that lauds vinyl and everything surrounding it. Stack founder Steve Watson recently interviewed Editor-in-Chief Karl Henkell about his magazine, which visits vinyl lovers...

Can Your Editorial Team Flow from Print to Digital?

30 October 201910 November 2021|Editorial

As niche magazine brands make the shift to multi-channel publishers, the editorial staff often has to realign. In these days of leaner content staffs, that means print writers may find themselves working on digital content as well. Is this a...

Magazines Really Are a Big Deal for Your Audience, and for the Brands Looking to Engage Them

30 October 201930 October 2019|publishing

“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 focused on understanding why magazines matter. The brand recently launched...

Highlights Magazine – Innovating by Staying the Same

28 October 201928 October 2019|Magazine, Print

Highlights, the long-time favorite magazine of kids, remains a successful print publication. Yes, they are innovating with digital channels, including online clubs, digital-only subscription content, and a “talking pen” designed to help young Chinese readers learn English. Yet the key...

Ink’s Cofounder on What Makes Print Fly in His World

28 October 201928 October 2019|Print

Simon Leslie, the co-founder of travel media brand Ink, pulls no punches talking about what’s “wrong” with magazine publishing today. “The biggest challenge that the other brands are having is they have stopped investing in their product, they have stopped...

More Proof – Reading on Paper is Better for Learning

25 October 201925 October 2019|Print

While educational textbook publisher Pearson says print textbooks are on the way out, an Intergraf study proves that may be a terrible idea. “The argument that reading on paper results in deeper comprehension and retention, concentration, vocabulary building and memory...

We Are Ready for Our Close-up on Free Font Friday

25 October 201925 October 2019|design

Okay design fans, if you’ve been looking for something to spark a little high-fashion energy we just might have it for you this week. First up is Yessica by Faraz Ahmad, an elegant free font with a classic sans serif...

Digital Marketing and the Forgotten Rural Consumer

24 October 201924 October 2019|Digital, Print

Many of us long to get offline, even out of range, for a day or so. We are constantly connected to our devices and welcome those mini-vacations where we can unplug. Yet our perfect vacation is a daily reality for...

Now You Own It, Now You Don’t – Digital Media Ownership Gets Fuzzy

23 October 201923 October 2019|Digital

This summer we shared the news that Microsoft was shuttering its e-book store. They are out of the e-book business and have not only closed their e-book store, but they have also erased all traces of any e-books you purchased...

Call Me Technoskeptical …. The Mr. Magazine Interview

22 October 201909 November 2021|Magazine, Print

The internet has changed work. It’s changed our society, and it’s changed how we move through our days as humans. Mo Lotman, the founder of The Technoskeptic, believes we need a place to go to reflect on what our device-dependent...

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