• Who Will Buy Time Inc UK?

Facebook and all those bloggers and vloggers have shredded the magazine market.

• The Not-So-Glossy Future Of Magazines

One evening in mid-September, a gaggle of writers and bon vivant editors gathered by the outdoor fireplace and ivy-covered trellis of a West Village tavern.

• Social Media Tactics For Reach And Conversion!

Whether you have a team of social media editors, an entire marketing department or you are just doing it yourself, getting the most value for time spent on social media is critical to your media business.

• Facebook Gives, But Continues To Take More From Publishers

For all the steps Facebook has taken to support publishers, two new reports offer a stark reminder of who’s really in charge.

• Martha Stewart Living’s Editor In Chief On The Magazine’s Redesign And Keeping The Business Relevant

As the magazine enters its 27th year, editor in chief Elizabeth Graves is leading the way.

• Whether Print Magazines Are Dead Or Alive Depends On Your Business Model

Friedrich Nietzsche once said, “There are no facts, only interpretations.”

• Tom Harty, President And Coo, Meredith, To Samir “Mr. Magazine™” Husni: “What We’re Seeing At Meredith Is That The Demand For Print Products From Consumers Is Still Very Strong

Consumers and women still love the printed format to turn to for inspiration and for more of that lean-back experience.

• The Future Of Digital Editions In The Age Of The Smartphone

Reading magazines digitally has had its ups and downs. Many reports have shown that the amount of reading on e-readers, such as the Kindle, has been decreasing along with purchases of these devices.

• Publishers, Pick Your Kpis And Stick With Them

News publishers reassure themselves with the number of Key Performance Indicators at their disposal.

• Why Video Is The Key To Bridging Media And Commerce

Two worlds that have traditionally lived separately are now converging: Media is playing a larger role in commerce and commerce is picking up typical traits of media.

• What Should Niche Publishers Charge For Creative Marketing Services?

Chances are you’ve heard about it and thought about it too. A growing number of publishers are offering creative marketing services to diversify their revenue model –and it makes sense.

• The Washington Post’s Robot Reporter Has Published 850 Articles In The Past Year

It’s been a year since The Washington Post started using its homegrown artificial intelligence technology, Heliograf, to spit out around 300 short reports and alerts on the Rio Olympics.

• Report: Google Ending ‘First Click Free’ To Help Publishers Boost Subscriptions

The WSJ pulled out of FCF and saw traffic losses but higher subscription revenue.

• Google News Zooms In On Hyperlocal And Community News

Google News announced a new focus on hyperlocal and community news Thursday with a feature called Community Updates.

• How Some Publishers Are Beating The New Digital Lulls

Data suggest that digital engagement is leveling off for most, but not all.

• Haymarket Unveils New-Look Flagship Campaign Magazine

Haymarket Media Group, the international specialist media, information and technology company, has launched the new-look monthly edition of iconic media and marketing brand Campaign.

• Marketing Optimization

In order to be successful with marketing optimization, several things need to be taken into consideration.

• High-End Digital Publishers Discover A New Platform: Print

Print media might be in decline, but luxury-focused publishers – even a few digital native ones – are getting increasingly physical.

• Publishers Obsess About User Experience, But Worry About Giving Up Revenue

After years of cramming their sites with ads that flash and obscure editorial content, digital publishers are taking a newfound interest in improving user experience.

• New Hearst UK CEO’s Strategy For Success

Having joined Hearst UK in April, James Wildman, new CEO, has clear plans for driving the business forward.

• New Study On Publisher Tech Buying Strategy: Price Is Not The Issue

Publishers now operate in an environment where technology plays a central role in business operations, product strategy, and growth.

• In Southern Magazines, Easy Pleasures And Hard Questions

Chuck Reece, editor in chief of the website The Bitter Southerner. He says his publication is about the South “we live in today and the one we hope to create in the future”.

• News Use Across Social Media Platforms 2017

As of August 2017, two-thirds (67%) of Americans report that they get at least some of their news on social media – with two-in-ten doing so often, according to a new survey from Pew Research Center.

• The Atlantic Launches A Paid Membership Program For Its “Diehards” Called The Masthead

The Atlantic is the latest publisher to roll out a new membership program, seeking a new path to more engagement and (most importantly) revenue from readers.

• How The Economist Shifted Its Line Strategy To Grow To Nearly 1 Million Followers

Since starting to post to the popular Asian app Line in January 2016, The Economist has grown its following to nearly 1 million in several countries.

• Try This 3-Tiered Model To Jumpstart A Native Ad Program

Native advertising has become wildly popular – but mostly for social media giants such as Facebook.

• The Changing Profile Of Women’s Magazines

A new class of books aiming to address women in a different way represents an ascendant artisanal trend in the magazine space.

• Chief Executive Group Acquires Corporate Board Member Magazine

Chief Executive Group — the parent company of Chief Executive magazine — has acquired Corporate Board Member magazine and its related research and events businesses.

• How publishers are preparing for Google’s ad-blocking version of Chrome

As Google prepares to roll out an ad-blocking version of Chrome, it’s been scoring websites using its Ad Experience Report.

• USA Today’s Facebook-like mobile site increased time spent per article by 75 percent

The USA Today Network is taking a page out of Facebook’s playbook by reformatting its digital properties to give users more personalized webpages.

• A decade after launching, Monocle is still confident about print

The brand has expanded its presence to include radio, podcasts and events, but it continues to invest in print products

• How Can Magazine Publishers Make Ecommerce Work?

Jeff Bezos has been getting some pretty decent PR recently and not just around his transformation from mild-mannered bookseller to muscled-bound Master of the Universe.

• How The Economist turned circulation into its most profitable revenue line

While many publications are seeing a decline in subscriber numbers, The Economist has turned its circulation revenue into the most profitable part of the Group.

• Time Inc shifts toward video as eyeballs move online

Time Inc, publisher of magazines including People and Sports Illustrated, is turning to the internet to distribute its growing cache of video material and television shows.

• A decade after launching, Monocle is still confident about print

The brand has expanded its presence to include radio, podcasts and events, but it continues to invest in print products

• What is Lead Management

Lead management is a general marketing term that describes the process of optimizing lead-based marketing activities.