In March of 1986, the publisher of the , Robert C. Hardie, held up the first edition of the newspaper printed on the new $2.7 ...

Recently, two other buzzy print ads by Instamart and Flipkart Minutes used special inks – one which changed colour under sunlight and another which was water-activated.The recent spate of print media ...

A magazine claiming to be owned by a consortium of Australian sporting stars, celebrity chefs, comedians, and influencers is launching a quarterly print edition.Australian Life Magazine is a ...

A sleek, new, print food magazine without ads defies the online trend Homecooked celebrates regional American cooks with stories, recipes, and beautiful photos.

"From 2000 onwards, Nintendo made a series of Gameboy Colour advertisements that had a playful narrative of being locked-into the next-gen platform of gaming," says James of these ads promoting the ...

Guitar Player magazine has ceased monthly publication after nearly 58 years, with the final print issue hitting newsstands this month.

Why alumni magazines continue to be a standby of print journalism During the pandemic, many colleges cut costs by taking their magazines entirely online. Since then, there’s been a big shift ...

Independent publishers like ‘Mountain Gazette’ and ‘The Surfer’s Journal’ are finding success with high-quality print, a tight-knit community, and less advertising.

As digital media took off in the 2010s, few believed magazines could survive. While the industry isn’t what is once was, magazines are still very much alive, but why?

Glossy magazines are making their way back into the hands of Australians, and now one of the nation’s largest publishers is reviving the iconic Elle in print.

Community magazine brand Round & About is a notable rarity: a local print product boasting healthy and growing advertising revenue. The title, which publishes 31 localised editions in six counties ...

The global print advertising market has halved in six years but an online "oligopoly" mean digital ad revenues are still insufficient.