Three year ago, we congratulated Yankee Magazine on their 80th anniversary in print. At the time, Sydney Ember in The New York Times compared the magazine to a hardy New Englander. “Yankee has stuck it out, in much the same...

Uber, that poster child of paradigm-disrupting digital commerce, has officially launched a beautiful print magazine. “The ride-sharing tech company is launching a magazine in several major cities for drivers and riders titled Vehicle,” writes Maxwell Tani in The Daily Beast....

What do you get when two iconic publishing brands – National Geographic and the Wall Street Journal – decide to collaborate on a new print title? You get the new magazine Far & Away, a luxury business travel publication that...

It’s a jungle out there.  The magazine publishing business is a tough place, there’s no doubt about that. Not surprisingly, industry events often focus on the challenges and the strategies necessary to survive. But for Jeremy Leslie, founder of the...

For Jo Packham, print publishing is in the blood.  “I’m a traditional print girl. I was in book publishing for 30 years,” she explained in an interview with Samir “Mr. Magazine” Husni. “When that ended and I got the opportunity...

Booming. That’s how Keith J. Kelly from the NY Post describes the current publishing scene in the Hampton East End market. Kelly gives a thorough rundown of recent editing shakeups (you’ll need a flowchart to keep track) and provides a...

There’s no question that technology has dramatically changed the travel industry. It wasn’t all that long ago that you’d call a travel agent when it was time to book a vacation, and they’d send you off with loads of travel...

The last few weeks we’ve talked a lot about the importance of true engagement in advertising, and how the quest for eyeballs has been distracting many brands from the real point of their campaigns. Now, new research from Ebiquity and...