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A fascinating concept, the brainchild of a fascinating editor, Paper Airplane magazine is, in the words of its founder and editor Nick Norlen, “the exact opposite of doom scrolling.”
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Interviewing Bo Sacks is unlike any other interview I have conducted over the years.
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Before there was Esquire magazine and before there was GQ: Gentlemen’s Quarterly, there was Beau, The Man’s Magazine; a beautiful, The New Yorker styled magazine that was born this month a century ago.
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The Publishers’ Circle, a new concept in meetings and helping magazine publishers, based on human interaction on a regular basis.
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Why Nude Vs Lewd?
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2025 was a tough year for me, physically speaking.
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Under the heading The Power of Print, Tom Matinelli, publisher of new york by rail magazine writes in the current issue, “I often hear people say print is dead.
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Once in a blue moon, you meet someone who shares your background, your love to everything and anything print, even your zodiac, and the permanence of what we create, cherish and adore: magazines.”
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A century ago, yes, you read that right, 100 years ago on this day, a new magazine appeared on the nation’s newsstands.
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TAG you are it, and a new interactive ink on paper magazine is born.
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It takes a geezer to start Geezer magazine—and that’s exactly what Laura LeBleu did: a 100% handcrafted magazine content and AI-free.
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If you would have told the co-founders of Hiii magazine, Pam Patterson and Rob Hill, that their journey with the magazine will be an “out-of-body experience,” they would have told you, “you are out of your mind.”
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You must be living in Central Oregon, enjoying the scenery and all the touristic attractions that go with it, to have the passion, energy, and love that the CEO of Oregon Media, publishers of BEND magazine among many others, has for the region and the com…
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When the CEO of Highlights for Children Inc. tells you that there is a movement from technology to analog in the life of kids, you listen.
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A century ago, we were more culturally and artistically advanced.
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Ron Notarangelo is recreating the love of storytelling and experience making that his mom instilled in him at a very young age.
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Those who know me, they know that my entire career and profession started at age 10 when the first issue of the Arabic Superman was published in my original home country Lebanon in February of 1964.