• Why Publishers Are Shifting Focus To Engagement Metrics Over Pageviews

Metrics is one of those words… one of those soulless new media words… Modern.

• Editors’ Picks: Our Favorite Magazine Stories Of 2017

As the year comes to a close, top editors weigh in on the magazine articles that moved them the most.

• Opinion: Publishers Look To Regain Control In 2018

With ad fraud scandals and brand safety mishaps hitting the headlines in 2017, the past year has proved turbulent for advertisers, media agencies, and publishers.

• Facebook Plans To Stop Paying Publishers To Make News Feed Videos

Multiple publisher sources said Facebook no longer plans to pay publishers and other video makers to produce videos for the news feed.

• We’re Still Here: Media Buyers Keep The Print Faith

The magazine industry collectives may not want us to count ad pages anymore (or even ask about them), but surely they’re still here.

• Niche Publishing In 2018: It Won’t Be Boring!

Wouldn’t a luminous crystal ball be great? At least some cool super-powers would be nice.

• DRINK UP, PUBLISHERS: 3 WAYS TO SPRUCE UP YOUR PUBLISHING PROFITS IN 2018

Ho, ho, ho! If you are a publisher, you are probably due for a very happy New Year. For many of us, 2017 was the year we mastered the art of banging our heads against the wall. After all, any organization that merely touched publishing probably felt a pinch.

• Why Recirculation Is A Key Metric For News Publishers In 2018

Readers have never enjoyed greater access to content and the media industry has never been more competitive.

• Marshall Loeb, Editor Who Shaped Money And Fortune Magazines, Dies At 88

Marshall R. Loeb, a business journalist who turned a floundering Money magazine into one of the nation’s most successful publications in the 1980s and then led a similar revival at Fortune, died on Saturday in Manhattan.

• ‘You Have To Love The Complexities’: Publishers Confront Challenges In Growing Events

Events have become a go-to revenue source for publishers, but growing a profitable business is not without its challenges.

• M&A: Are You Making All The Right Moves?

If you are a niche publisher contemplating expansion or sale, there are plenty of questions to make you crazy and keep you awake at night.

• Hearst Magazines’ Joanna Coles To Samir “Mr. Magazine™” Husni: “Print Is Never Going To Go Away… It Will Continue To Evolve And Remain Relevant.

I think you’re seeing a move-back to print; a move-back to the appreciation that print is restorative; it’s actually information that you take in.

• Introducing Digiday Magazine: Year In Preview 2018

We are wrapping up the year by wrapping up the eighth issue of Digiday magazine, which is part of our premium membership program Digiday+.

• No Longer Just Purveyors Of Ad Space, Publishers Must Learn To Sell Their Content Expertise

Forrester predicts that 2018 will be the year that the display advertising bubble bursts, and that brands will significantly reduce their ad spend.

• Is The Digital Content Bubble About To Burst? For Some Of The Publishers Chasing The Broadest Scale, Maybe

A new study from the Reuters Institute examines the strengths and weaknesses of seven globally ambitious news companies.

• New Digital Magazine Reporter Will Focus On Investigative, Participatory Journalism In Luxembourg

A new digital magazine that aims to take a more analytic, in-depth and participatory approach to investigative journalism in Luxembourg has raised more than €150,000 in crowdfunding ahead of its launch in March 2018.

• Aging With Grace: Aarp The Magazine Keeps It Vibrant

Bob Love, editor-in-chief of America’s most widely circulated print magazine, on defying stereotypes and growing a 60-year-old brand.

• Women Made Time’s Person Of The Year Issue Possible From The Reporting To Designing

Time national correspondent Charlotte Alter pointed out after Wednesday’s reveal of the most influential person.

• Unimpressed With Revenue, Publishers Want To Sell Their Own Ads On Facebook Video Shows

Facebook’s ambitions to produce TV-like content has a problem: Creators still aren’t happy with the money they’re making off commercials and sponsorships Facebook sells.

• How Publishers Are Using Augmented Reality To Bring Stories To Life

Print sales might be on the rise, but that does not mean publishers are turning their backs on digital content altogether.

• What Publishers Need To Do About GDPR

The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) goes into effect May 25, 2018.

• Forrester Predicts Painful “Ad Correction” For 2018—Here’s What They’re Missing

Earlier this month, when Forrester released their 2018 predictions guide, one prediction in particular piqued marketers’ and advertisers’ interests.

• Is A Tech Transformation Your Holy Grail?

Sometimes niche publishers think about technology as the one thing that will transform their business and boost revenues.

• Hearst Magazines: Strong & Steady Leadership From Two Men Who Know How To Sail Through The Disruptive Waters Of Constant Change

We like to make money. We think there is money in print and more print, and we like to make money and grow profits in digital.

• 5 Ways Publishers Can Borrow From Dotcoms To Convert More Customers

With increased competition, and the growth in internet content and niche media, publications are rethinking their formats, revenue streams and tech tools for engaging readers.

• Time Inc. Sells Sunset To Private Equity Firm For $20M: Sources

Sunset, a magazine that began as a railroad journal in 1898 to encourage people to travel to the West Coast, was sold Thursday by Time Inc. to private equity firm Regent LP, the companies announced.

• Ad Age’s Magazines Of The Year 2017: See All The Winners

When we started working on the annual Ad Age Magazines of the Year package in the fall, there were six large magazine publishers: American Media Inc., Condé Nast, Hearst, Meredith, Rodale and Time Inc.