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Allrecipes’ Secret Ingredient: A Generous Helping of Community Data

07 October 201407 October 2014|Magazine, Print

When the successful website Allrecipes.com launched their print magazine in the summer of 2013, the publisher bucked a major trend of magazines forsaking print for a digital-only product. The calculated risk has paid off beautifully, with the latest circulation figures...

Moody’s Report As Seen By Darwin

29 September 201429 September 2014|Advertising, Magazine, Print

[responsive][/responsive]Ad revenues are down, digital subscriptions are leveling out and the magazine industry looks pretty bleak, according to credit ratings service Moody’s. But what are we really seeing? “Our outlook for the US Newspapers and Magazines sector is negative,” the...

Can Print and Digital Just Get Along?

25 September 201425 September 2014|Digital, Print

October is the debut month of a brand new content venture called California Sunday Magazine. And its publishers are hoping that they have hit on profitable common ground between print and digital media. Of course, being funded to the tune...

UK’s People of Print Proclaim the Life of Print

23 September 201423 September 2014|Print

[responsive][/responsive]We got tired of hearing that print is dead. And now, a few years on, we are getting a bit tired of saying that it’s not. So we are thrilled to see this stunning reminder of the creative and innovative...

“If Only You Knew Anything About Actual Publishing…”

22 September 201422 September 2014|Magazine, publishing

[responsive][/responsive] Understanding the business of small magazines is no easy feat. So when Caroline O’Donovan of the Neiman Journalism Lab dove into the topic, she went right to the source. Her interview with little magazine veteran and publisher of Lapham’s...

Shoppable Images A Great Opportunity to Integrate Digital with Print

16 September 201416 September 2014|Apps, Print

[responsive][/responsive]Online shopping is usually a bit uninspired. While some websites are using video and other distractions to introduce their new lines, the typical purchase experience involves clicking on a lot of pictures laid out in grids. It reduces online shopping...

Enough with the Knee-Jerk Dead Tree Hype

15 September 201415 September 2014|Paper, Print

We don’t mean to single anyone out. Certainly Laura Montini isn't alone as she flippantly tosses off the “going all digital is good for trees” mantra, which she did inan article last week in Inc. Her article was actually about...

Monocle’s $115 Million Value Proves Luxury Publishing is Doing Just Fine

11 September 201411 September 2014|Magazine, Print, publishing

[responsive][/responsive]Monocle, the prestige lifestyle magazine, has received a $10 million investment from Japanese newspaper publishers Nikkei, Inc. Monocle is one of several magazines in this high-end sector that is thriving. “This success is in part driven by strong ad sales...

Want to Remember What You Read? Switch to Paper

09 September 201409 September 2014|Paper, Print

[responsive][/responsive]Do you find it hard to recall what you’ve read online or on digital readers? You’re not alone. “Going all digital might be good for trees, but it's bad for memory, suggests new research, which found that Kindle readers are...

Garden Design Magazine Blooming Back in Print

09 September 201409 September 2014|Magazine, Print

[responsive][/responsive]Garden Design Magazine is back in print, with the tagline “The Magazine of Outdoor Design + Garden Aesthetics,” according to Valerie Easton writing for the Seattle Times. And the magazine, being relaunched in print after a year of being dark,...

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