Earlier this month the Magazine Street conference took place in Glasgow, Scotland. Run by the International Magazine Centre, Magazine Street is an independent event attended by about 200...
How niche running magazine Like The Wind became a blueprint for indie publishing success
“There was a period where publishers thought they might be able to compete toe-to-toe with social media and the internet,” says Like The Wind Publisher Simon Freeman. “I'm not...
Why is the print revival happening now?
Print is definitely not dead - in fact it's in the rudest health it's enjoyed in a very long time. But why is this happening? Peter Houston explores the recent history and forces shaping...
It’s about paper, not print: indie approaches within large publishing houses
Flow magazine founder Irene Smit explains how the magazine changed hands between publishing companies, what that taught her about the pros and cons of being an indie title supported by a...
Inside the print revival: Publishers find success with premium magazines
Inside the Print Revival is a deep dive into the modern market for print magazines, examining the challenges and the opportunities in the renewed interest for print publishing and making some...
Report: Inside the Print Revival
Wasn’t print supposed to be dead by now?
Our new report, Inside the Print Revival, looks at why print magazines are making headlines again - from...
Immediate Media: rethinking the publishing process to maximise ROI
Alex White, Group Managing Director for Immediate Media’s Knowledge portfolio, says the central challenge for any modern media business is to maximise the ROI on every piece of content they...
Product strategies: what publishers should be prioritising in 2025
There has never been a more fragmented or complex landscape for publishers to navigate when it comes to prioritising and investing in product strategies. Methods of...
How Saveur magazine is rebuilding a ‘couture’ print presence for superfans
After four years away from print, much-loved food and travel title Saveur is returning to readers’ coffee tables with bi-annual issues. EIC Kat Craddock describes them as ‘the...