The Big Issue has made a name for itself in the publishing world for its commitment to helping the homeless and other vulnerable people in the UK. They do this... read more →
Want to sell more books during a pandemic? One retail chain had a brilliant idea … stack them next to the toilet paper. According to Elizabeth A. Harris writing in... read more →
Not that Bumble, this Bumble. Bumble magazine (not to be confused with Bumble Mag, the print magazine for the Bumble dating app) recently released its fourth issue … with full-on... read more →
While it seems a lot of kids his age were playing Fortnite or tormenting the family cat, 10-year-old Arlo Lippiatt created a music fanzine that’s become a cult hit during... read more →
A year ago, Meredith Corp. switched their Traditional Home title away from their ad-funded model and toward a consumer-driven newsstand-only model. Now, they are taking the consumer-driven model one step... read more →
Looks like the long, good read continues. Dennis Publishing just announced subscription rates across all titles have increased by 9% overall during the lockdown and ongoing pandemic. “Since the beginning... read more →
Put a ring on it. That’s what happens when your readers see you in print – they engage with you and your brand in ways that don’t happen online. Five... read more →
It is wild to think back to what print publishing looked like when Inventor’s Digest launched its first edition in the ‘80s. “Ronald Reagan had just begun his second term... read more →
Find a gap and fill it. No matter your industry, that’s a basic premise for success … even (maybe especially?) for digital-first brands that are looking to expand to print.... read more →
See a gap, and fill it. That’s a classic start for many an indie magazine and the new student-let title from Penn Med is a perfect example. Released in early... read more →