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Tablet editor-in-chief Alana Newhouse is launching a print version of the online trailblazer Tablet — surely among the ...

believing that a tamer magazine might appeal to advertisers who displayed on newsstands, if you could find a newsstand. That was a failure, and a few years later, the print edition was also gone ...

He does not visit for the samples. He does not go for the deals ... Costco Connection is now the nation’s third largest magazine by print circulation, behind AARP: The Magazine and The ...

The expansion plan – perhaps counterintuitive in the internet age, when so many other magazines and newspapers are printing less often or folding altogether – is a testament to “the ...

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While Bedford Media will publish the magazine, Dotdash Meredith will still maintain the rights to the photo and content archive. Dotdash will also continue to publish special single-topic print ...

By Marc Schneider Industry News Editor Just two years shy of its 60th birthday, Guitar Player magazine will cease publication of its print version and go digital only, its editor has announced.

You're allowed to print a sample ballot in advance and bring it with you. "So I actually had already gone and taken a look at all the candidates ahead of time. So I had an idea of what I wanted ...

Bitcoin Magazine has just launched its latest Ordinal inscription, honoring the new tradition of publishing the print edition covers directly to the Bitcoin blockchain. This time, the company ...

Iconic music publication NME is relaunching its print magazine. After shutting down production in 2018 to focus on its digital presence, the brand will return as a global bimonthly magazine with a ...

believing that a tamer magazine might appeal to advertisers who displayed on newsstands, if you could find a newsstand. That was a failure, and a few years later, the print edition was also gone ...