If dogs published magazines (and had passports and good luggage), this is the magazine they would create. The editors of Dog, have created a true lifestyle magazine around dogs. And it’s far different than you might expect, and unlike any...

The image is surprisingly uncomfortable and yet fascinating … a snail, complete with shell, poised delicately on the razor’s edge of a chef knife. “No snails were harmed in the making of this photo story,” notes the editor. Phew. The...

A lot has changed in the world of sports journalism, notes Sports Illustrated’s Editorial Director Chris Stone in an interview with Samir “Mr. Magazine” Husni. “When I got here in 1992, Sports Illustrated to some degree represented a virtual monopoly...

This is one trend we are solidly behind – non-publisher brands diving into print magazines as a way to engage their audience and solidify their brand.It’s tricky business, of course, as Cable Neuhaus explains in his Modern Magazinist post on...

Magazine publishers would do well to take a page out of Visa’s playbook, and “be everywhere your customers want you to be.” Staying true to your audience and their needs is the best way to build a solid model around...

For Stylist Magazine's editor-in-chief Lisa Smosarski, their current success is based on a sound strategic decision made over a decade ago, when many magazine publishers were in an absolute panic.Ten years ago, Smosarski says in an interview with Media Voices, the...