It’s fairly easy to understand why a print publisher like Hoffman Media is still incredibly bullish on print. The publisher knows its audience and their demand for quality publications. And for the Alabama-based publisher of several Southern-themed magazines, that means...

What we learned from the Mr. Magazine interview with William R. Hearst III. Echoing the idea of “magazine as community” I shared yesterday, publisher William R. Hearst III says he believes his readers aren’t just a mailing list; they are...

“I recently had coffee with a new acquaintance who runs a web design firm. When she mentioned she’d like to start a magazine, my first impulse—as a former magazine editor—was to tell her she’s crazy,” writes Gail Reitenbach of Right...

The world may be getting smaller, but we still care deeply about what’s going on in our own communities. And city magazines are filling in where local newspapers have left off. “The neighborhood that goes by the moniker ‘West End’...

Hoffman Media got the memo. According to Samir “Mr. Magazine” Husni, the publisher is all in on the audience-first approach and reaffirms the importance of creating quality content. “We’re seeing readers really demand the quality and that’s something that Hoffman...