- ‘They Have The Advantage’: What Snapchat’s New Deal Means For Media
Snapchat’s new terms will have a seismic impact on media companies that have dedicated significant resources to Discover. While a licensing fee means guaranteed income. - Pulitzer Prizes Open All Journalism Categories To Magazines
Print and online magazines are now eligible for Pulitzer Prizes in all journalism categories, the Pulitzer Prize Board announced today. - Edition Digital’s Newsstand Solution Stands Out
The monetisation of digital content and magazines is one of the biggest challenges every publisher faces today. The dilemma is whether to launch and manage your own online store or to sell on established marketplaces. - Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Magazine Releases First Issue
The next act for Christopher Kimball, who is no longer at America’s Test Kitchen and Cook’s Illustrated, is the new Christopher Kimball’s Milk Street Magazine - New Tech Ushers In New Age Of Publisher Yield
Competition for readers’ attention is increasing, advertisers are refusing to pay for impressions that don’t meet ever more advanced metrics. The market remains dominated by two major players that act as arch frenemies to the publishing world. - Hearst’s Julie Clark: Header Bidding Brings Publishers And Marketers Closer Together
Hearst had deployed header bidding for years before it became one of the industry’s hot topics - Leading The New Revolution In Print Innovation, Or Doing Print Right In A Digital Age
“I want to say that it’s very interesting how you have a certain backlash for everything digital when it comes to celebrities. - W Magazine Turns To Snapchat Discover To Reach Young Readers
For its 10th anniversary art issue, W Magazine features two social media darlings on its cover: Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid. But rather than a typical celebrity photo shoot, the pair are wearing prosthetic noses and animal ears, against a highly retouched background. - Instyle UK Magazine To Shut Print Edition
Time Inc is closing the UK print edition of its InStyle magazine and taking the brand digital-only. A number of jobs are under threat, but Time would not reveal how many would go while it carried out a consultation with staff.