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The Magic of the Magazine
26 October 2015|Magazine, Print
No one forgets their first love. And Scott Dadich, editor-in-chief of Wired, is not about to let this one get away. “I think one of the first magazines I bought myself was Wired 2.08, the August 1994 edition, which featured...
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Young Adults Most Likely to Read Books
22 October 2015|Print
It’s a bit surprising to learn that the kids born as digital natives are actually more into books than their parents or grandparents. Kids these days. You just can’t pry them away from their smartphones, right? Sure, it’s easy to...
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Are You in the 250,000?
22 October 2015|design, Magazine, Print
Time Inc. gets the luxury memo and launches a bespoke U.S. edition of its gorgeous collectible title. Are you on the super select list that will receive one? What do you get when you buy a chunk of business that...
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Durango Newsstand Stands its Ground 
21 October 2015|Magazine, Newsstand, Print
The name of the café / newsstand is Magpies, a creative take on the two primary products on offer at this Durango storefront. “There’s only one independently owned business in town at which to find literally thousands of magazines on...
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Forbes: Blend Old and New to Make Readers Happy
20 October 2015|Digital, Magazine, Print
The publishing magnate offers a refreshing look at the true purpose of being in business. The Internet, far from being the nemesis of the print industry, is going to help print publishing in the coming years, says Forbes Media chairman...
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Wearable Tech, Now in Print
19 October 2015|Magazine, Print
A print magazine aimed at fashionable tech? Why not; even techonistas like to read in print. It may seem counterintuitive – a magazine aimed at the high fashion wearable technology market, debuting in print. But it’s happening, and it’s causing...
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Are We at Risking of Losing Our History?
14 October 2015|Digital, Print
Google boss warns of ‘bit rot’ as we throw all our data into a soon-to-be black hole. According to a vice president at Google, humanity stands to lose a huge amount of our collective history that’s been captured in digital...
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Disney Aims to Make Coloring More Magical
13 October 2015|Digital, Print
Crayons? Check. Coloring book? Got it. Software to turn your book into digitized pop-up art? You bet. “Researchers at Disney have created a tablet app that allows children to colour in characters that pop out of their books in real-time,”...
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Print as the Haute Couture in your Brand Marketing
13 October 2015|Digital, Magazine, Print
From dead to premium, what does print’s new status mean for publishers on a practical level? Striking the balance between print and digital content is a tightrope walk, as any publisher these days will tell you. Linda Ruth in Publishing...
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Yankee Magazine Marks 80 Years in Print
12 October 2015|Magazine, Print
The iconic New England magazine offers a respite from our modern world, and that’s a legacy worth carrying on. The staff at Yankee magazine have something to celebrate – this fall marks the 80th anniversary of the family-owned magazine, notes...
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