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The 10 Most Controversial Mag Covers (Recently) Published
Sex sells. If it bleeds, it leads. There is value to shock—you don't have to be slinging dirt for TMZ to understand that. Some of the most controversial images ever printed didn't land on Penthouse or...
View ArticleNew York Media's 'Design Hunting' Doubles Frequency for 2013
More good news in the world of high-end shelter titles: New York magazine’s first standalone issue of Design Hunting, which created a ton of buzz in the design industry when it was released in May,...
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First Mover: Joanna Coles
SpecsAge 50New gig Editor in chief, CosmopolitanOld gig Editor in chief, Marie ClaireYou started as a reporter for The Spectator and later worked for The Guardian and The Times of London. Why did you...
View ArticleNYT, WSJ Resume Charging for Online Content
With the weather emergency subsiding, the paywalls have returned to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal websites. Both papers unlocked their sites ahead of Hurricane Sandy to provide...
View ArticleHoliday Mag Discounts: Good for Subscribers, Bad for Business?
‘Tis the season for huge savings. Whether they’re buying a car, TV or the latest Barbie, customers expect big price drops during the holiday season. The same goes in the magazine industry where...
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New York Magazine Launches Enhanced iPad App
New York magazine is finally scrapping its digital replica app and launching a new interactive version of its weekly print magazine that was created with digital design agency The Wonderfactory and...
View ArticlePublishers Talk Tablet Strategy at MPA Swipe 2.0
Yesterday, at the MPA-Association of Magazine Media's Swipe 2.0 conference in New York, speakers from across the publishing and tech industries gathered to show off their latest tablet products and...
View ArticleASME Names Magazine of the Year Finalists
Following last week’s nominations for the 2013 National Magazine Awards, the American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) has announced the finalists for the year’s top prize, Magazine of the Year,...
View ArticleDwell and NY Mag Repeat City Modern Collaboration
New York and Dwell magazines are prepping their second City Modern festival, an unusual cross-title collaboration consisting of a week of events and home tours for consumers and trade professionals....
View ArticleTwitter's TV Ad Targeting Uses 'Video Fingerprinting'
Twitter today announced a new program designed to help brands sync up television ads and Promoted Tweets through the use of a cutting-edge "video fingerprinting" technology. Via a data dashboard,...
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New York Mag Goes Biweekly
Underscoring the difficulties facing print media, New York magazine today confirmed speculation that it’s going biweekly. Starting with the March 3, 2014, issue, the 45-year-old magazine will publish...
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After New York Magazine Cuts Frequency, Will Other Weeklies Follow?
New York magazine surprised the media world with its announcement that it will go twice-monthly, but the high printing and distribution costs associated with publishing a weekly magazine aren’t lost...
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New York Magazine Launches Vulture Festival
New York magazine is extending its entertainment site Vulture to its first live event. The Vulture Festival, set to be announced today, will consist of 16 events for consumers that are meant to bring...
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J. Crew Brings Back a Discontinued Swimsuit Just Because One Superfan Asked...
Open letters to brands rarely work, though it might help your odds of success if you happen to be a fashion writer for New York magazine and The Wall Street Journal. Last August, freelance writer...
View ArticleFast Company Wins Top Honor at National Magazine Awards
More than 600 magazine editors gathered in New York tonight for the 2014 National Magazine Awards, where the best writing, design, photography and digital content from the past year were honored in a...
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