“At our core, we are a company focusing on lived experience, on games as part of culture, on games in life.” Why would a company like Kill Screen – devoted to the gaming universe so heavily rooted in digital –...

This indie motorcycle magazine dedicates itself to asking the question “What makes a life?” A motorcycle magazine without the obligatory images of bikes and scantily dressed ladies? Believe it. The team behind Iron & Air, an independent print magazine that...

As their Northeast Corridor titles shutters, the company goes nationwide with a new title. In-transit magazines continue to evolve to meet the traveling public’s need for engagement. And Ink, publisher of 28-inlfight magazines, has taken on U.S. railroad industry. “Amtrak...

Can a static magazine really dance? If it’s Dance Ink it can, with content that leaps from the pages. It gained cult status in the ‘90s, and for good reason. Dance Ink magazine was somehow able to capture the movement...

In an age of ephemera, the permanence of a print niche magazine has an other-worldly appeal. A print magazine in the paranormal niche might be considered something of an “out-of-place” artifact or anachronism, notes Chris Sutcliffe in the Media Briefing....