Meredith is in the news yet again, this time with word that they’ll begin selling subscriptions again to Coast Living magazine. “The news comes a little over a year after declines in print advertising led the company to scale back...

Are we witnessing a very public example of the swing from mass market to niche in magazines? In October, Meredith National Media Group announced they would cease publishing Family Circle, an iconic mass-market magazine, at the end of this year. ...

Innovation often leads the news in the magazine business. We like to share stories of publishers finding new revenue models that leverage the cross-channel consumer path. That doesn’t negate the fact that some publishing brands are doing just fine, thank...

“You mean it’s going to be a real print object?!?!” That was the reaction SOFA founder and publisher Ricarda Messners got from her 16-year-old co-publisher of an upcoming issue of the youth culture magazine. For Messners, it encapsulates what Gen...

Love vinyl culture? Then you may be a fan of Record Culture, a relatively young print magazine that lauds vinyl and everything surrounding it. Stack founder Steve Watson recently interviewed Editor-in-Chief Karl Henkell about his magazine, which visits vinyl lovers...

Highlights, the long-time favorite magazine of kids, remains a successful print publication. Yes, they are innovating with digital channels, including online clubs, digital-only subscription content, and a “talking pen” designed to help young Chinese readers learn English. Yet the key...

The internet has changed work. It’s changed our society, and it’s changed how we move through our days as humans. Mo Lotman, the founder of The Technoskeptic, believes we need a place to go to reflect on what our device-dependent...

The Property Brothers are launching a magazine? “Oh, yes please,” says just about every modern DIY-er ever. “Fans of The Property Brothers just can’t enough of Drew and Jonathan Scott, and now, there’s something new to add to the mix: a magazine,” writes...