Mag world view: Glamour gives up regular print; Sat Eve Post puts 200 year archive online

• Glamour to Cease Regular Print Run (Folio:)
• Saturday Evening Post Puts Its Nearly 200-Year Archive Online (Folio:)
• If you hate the media, you’re more likely to be fooled by a fake headline (Nieman Journalism Lab)
• Buzzfeed boss open to merging with rival online news publishers to negotiate better deal with Duopoly (Press Gazette)
• Good Housekeeping Expands Sustainability Efforts With New Awards  (Folio:)
• Facebook failed to stop a child bride being auctioned on its platform (TechCrunch)
• LinkedIn cuts off email address exports with new privacy setting (TechCrunch) 
• Selling Native Advertising? Here’s What You Should Know (Folio:)

Mag world view:Breaking China's fashion; Tracking guys; Guardian model pays off; 17 cuts frequency; New York to paywall itself

• Cracks Appear in China's Fashion Magazine Landscape (The Business of Fashion)
• A bot now tells Financial Times reporters if they’re only quoting men (Nieman Lab)
• Katharine Viner: 'The Guardian's reader funding model is working. It's inspiring' (Guardian )
• Seventeen Magazine Eliminating Frequency After 74 Years in Print (Folio:)
• New York magazine to adopt paywall by end of November (Guardian)
• Is ‘screen fatigue’ really a turn-up for the books? (FIPP)

Mag world view: San Francisco mag loses most of its staff; Shut up or die; Mag covers; Minnesota Business closing; Human blinders

• San Francisco magazine losing most of its editorial staff (Publishing Executive)
• 'If you want to live, be quiet': Turkish newspaper publishes account of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi's 'murder (Press Gazette)
• "Iconic Magazine Covers” By Ian Birch… A Book You WANT To OWN (Mr. Magazine)
• Will Publishers Syndicate Their Content? (The Scholarly Kitchen)
• Minnesota Business Magazine To Cease Operations  (Folio:)\
• ESPN The Magazine Wins Magazine of the Year at the Eddie & Ozzie Awards Gala (Folio:)
• Open offices have driven Panasonic to make horse blinders for humans (TechCrunch)

Mag world view: Conde's new beauty studio; Quarterly Playboy; New Bauer TV title; Facebook: from "uncool" to "best friend

• Conde Nast Refines Branded Content, Digital Advertising With New Beauty Studio (Media Post)
• 'Playboy' To Become A Quarterly Publication In 2019 (Media Post)
• Bauer Media launches its third new magazine of the year with new TV title (Press Gazette)
• Turnover Rising Among Non-Career Postal Workers (Dead Tree Edition)
• From “uncool uncle” to “fun” “best friend”: Why people are turning from Facebook to…other Facebook-owned things for news (Nieman Journalism Lab)

Mag world view: Interview rebirth; Wrong questions about mags?; Teens shun print; Stack -- still all about print

• Interview Relaunch Proves There's Life Yet in High-End Magazines  (The Guardian)
• Welcome Back: A Magazine Relaunch Musing… (Mr. Magazine)
• Are We Asking the Wrong Questions About Magazines? Linda Thomas Brooks Thinks So (Folio:)
• Showstopper Magazine: Celebrating Its First Anniversary With 40 Years Of Teen Dance History & Experience (Mr. Magazine)
• Teens Shun Print Mags,... (Folio:)
• Woman's Weekly's 'exploitative' contracts anger authors (Guardian)
• Magazine subscription service Stack still ‘all about print’ as it marks ten years of sending out random independent titles to members (Press Gazette)
• When it comes to user data, are we done catching Google red-handed? (Nieman Journalism Lab)

Mag world view: UK Print ads up; Hearst departure; Eddies and Ozzies; NatGeo reorganizes, top 3 out

• Print advertising in UK national papers rises for first time since 2010 (Guardian) 
• British editor Joanna Coles quits Hearst's US glossies (The Times)
• Clowns to the Left of Me… Jokers to the Right: The Independent Publisher in an Age of mergers and acquisitions (Scholarly Kitchen)
• Silence from PR firm BLJ Worldwide over 'recruiting journalists' to support Qatar football World Cup 2020 bid (Press Gazette)
• Folio: Eddie & Ozzie Awards 2018 Finalists Announced (Folio:)
• Upworthy editor steps down as owner Good Media Group culls 31 staff across titles in US (Press Gazette)
• Three Top Execs are Out as National Geographic Partners Reorganizes (Folio:)
• Ink Co-CEO & Founder, Simon Leslie, To Samir “Mr. Magazine™” Husni: “We Support Print Because Print Works.” (Mr. Magazine)
• Publishers Clearing House is surviving the ad duopoly by selling engagement (Digiday)
• What is a Scandinavian media company’s first-ever director of public policy up against? (Nieman Journalism Lab)

Mag world view: Digital Guardian eclipses print; Israeli mag fires cartoonist; Troy Young takes over at Hearst; Facebook loses 20% in a day

• Guardian Media Group digital revenues outstrip print for first time (Guardian) 
• Union: Israeli magazine lays off cartoonist over PM image (Vancouver Sun) 
• Koyama Press to Close in 2021
• Troy Young Replaces David Carey as Hearst Magazines President (Folio:)
• Facebook shares fall by 20 per cent after social media giant misses revenue expectations in wake of Cambridge Analytica data scandal (Press Gazette)
• TI Media closes Soaplife magazine less than six months after move to weekly as 'sales not sufficient to make title viable' (Press Gazette)
• Magazine Media: Change Is Constant, But Consistency Can Be Crucial. (Mr. Magazine)

Mag world view: Quartz sold to Japan; Funding journalism; Hunger for print; Content for voice assistants

• Atlantic Media Sells Quartz to Japanese Media Company (Folio:)
• Last chance to fill in the blanks on funding journalism’s future | Roy Greenslade (Guardian)
• Why Brands and Celebs Still Want Their Own Print Magazines (Folio:)
• Put a Wrap On It: As Magazine Ads Dwindle, One High-Priced Approach Thrives (Dead Tree Edition) 
• OK Google: how publishers can create voice assistant content (FIPP)
• Meredith launches Real Simple Cooking School, a multi-platform digital content series (FIPP)

Mag world view: Grow or go up in smoke?; 22 MPA lessons; Maine finds new owners; News on social media falls; American Media buys teen & celeb titles from Bauer

• Facebook’s first print magazine - will it ‘Grow’ (or go up in smoke?)(FIPP)
• 22 Lessons Learned At The MPA: The Association Of Magazine Media’s IMAG Conference In Boston… (Mr. Magazine)
• Maine Magazine Finds New Owners After Harassment Allegations Force Sale (Folio:)
• American Media Inc. Acquires Bauer’s Celeb and Teen Titles (Folio:)
• Almost nine in ten executives want Google and Facebook to do more to tackle 'fake news', Reuters study reveals (Press Gazette)
• Will the European Big Deal Contagion Spread to North America? (Scholarly Kitchen)
• After years of growth, the use of social media for news is falling across the world (Nieman Journalism Lab)
• Chart of the week: How public and journalists' views on the media's duties diverge (FIPP)

Mag world view: Scots wha' harass; Time UK rebrands; wrong way newsstands?; Digital subs displace ads

• All but One of Transcontinental Publications Sold (Masthead online)
• Third of women in Scottish media have been sexually harassed at work, new survey reveals (Press Gazette)
• Magazine publisher Time Inc UK officially rebrands to TI Media and reveals new logo (Press Gazette)
• Has Google Become a Journal Publisher? (Scholarly Kitchen)
• 25 + New Titles Arrive At The Nation’s Newsstands In May. (Mr. Magazine)
• Americans think the news industry is “headed in the wrong direction,” but what does that even mean? (Nieman Journalism Lab)
• Grindr’s digital magazine, Into, opens LA production studio for LGBTQ creators (Digiday)
• Digital subscription revenue displacing digital advertising as a core revenue stream (FIPP)

Mag world view: Glamour staffs up; NS "major" online expansion; Google, what's up?; "True-life" mag for over-40 women; Pricey paywall

• Glamour's New EIC Makes New Hires | People on the Move (Folio:)
• New Statesman to launch North America website in first stage of ‘major online expansion’ (Press Gazette)
• Digital agencies struggle with a new market reality (Digiday)
• Four Publishing Trade Groups Criticize Google’s Ad Policy Change in Letter to CEO (Folio:)
• City AM launches new bi-monthly luxury magazine replacing its existing lifestyle, property and money titles (Press Gazette)
• Liz Vaccariello & Her 11 New Rules for Making Magazines (Mr. Magazine)
• Bauer Media launches new monthly 'true-life' magazine Simply You aimed at women over 40 (Press Gazette)
• Pricey paywalls: Bloomberg.com will now be $35/month (Nieman Journalism Lab)

Mag world view:Giggles; Saving the struggling; Men's Journal doubles; Pulitzer prizers

• Meredith Launches Print Edition of HelloGiggles (Folio:)
• Wait! Don't Kill That Magazine: 4 Ways To Rescue A Struggling Publication (Dead Tree Edition)
• GQ, New York Mag, and The New Yorker Win Pulitzer Prizes (Folio:)
• Lagardère in Talks to Sell French Elle to Czech Media Invest (WWD)
• Men’s Journal More Than Doubles Its Audience Under New Ownership (Folio:)
• Editorial roles at risk as Time Inc UK moves 'homes' magazines to central hubbing system (Press Gazette)
• Fresh Off a Print Renovation, Architectural Digest Is Booming Online, Too (Folio:)
• What Is the Value of a Master’s In Publishing? (Scholarly Kitchen)
• Google Chrome now mutes annoying videos that autoplay with sound (TechCrunch)

Mag world view: Bauer's Pilot; Walmart pulls Cosmo; Putting magic back in mags; Data: the new oil?; Facebook blowback

• Bauer Media to launch Pilot TV magazine (FIPP)
• Walmart Pulls Cosmo From Store Checkouts Due to “Sexually Explicit” Nature (Folio:)
• Brazil's female sports journalists take stand against sexual harassment (Guardian)
• Meredith Corp. Shuffles Sales Structure Amid Ongoing Time Inc. Integration (Folio:)
• BBC appoints first ever podcasts commissioning editor with aim of engaging younger listeners (Press Gazette)
• Putting The Magic Back In Magazines –  Stefano Tonchi, Editor In Chief, W Magazine (Mr. Magazine)
• Is #DeleteFacebook Going to Change Academic Life and Scholarly Publishing? (Scholarly Kitchen)
• Data is not the new oil (TechCrunch)
• Will news organizations face Facebook-fueled blowback for using third-party tracking on their own sites? (Nieman Journalism Lab)
• Why advertisers should focus on storytelling (Media Update)

Mag world view: Ellies dominated; Vice Media reboots; Nat Geo admits racism; Inside NME's demise; Killer postage

• New York and The New Yorker Dominate Ellie Awards Once Again (Folio:)
• Reboot at Vice Media as co-founder Shane Smith steps down (SpaceDaily)
• Microsoft announces breakthrough in Chinese-to-English machine translation (TechCrunch)
• National Geographic: 'For decades, our coverage was racist' (Guardian)
• Condé Nast Just Appointed Its First Chief Data Officer (Folio:) 
• Game Over: Postage Rate Hikes Would Shut Down ESPN Magazine (Dead Tree Edition)
• 'Its soul was lost somewhere': inside the demise of NME (Guardian)
• "We’re Playing To Win Versus A Lot Of People Who Are Playing Not To Lose”: Meredith president (Mr. Magazine)
• Reuters’ new automation tool wants to help reporters spot the hidden stories in their data (but won’t take their jobs) (Nieman Journalism Lab)

Mag world view: New EIC at Fast Company; Ebony settles; Still scholarly after 10 years; Marie Claire UK sold

• Stephanie Mehta Tapped As EIC at Fast Company (Media Post)
• Ebony Reaches Settlement With National Writers Union Over Unpaid Wages (Folio:)
• Conde Nast Kicks Off Influencer Platform, Ups Ad Targeting And Engagement (Media Post)
• The Scholarly Kitchen — The Last Ten Years, The Next Ten Years (The Scholarly Kitchen)
• Marie Claire publisher Time Inc UK sold to private equity group (Guardian)
• US digital publisher Little Things first major casualty of 'catastrophic' Facebook News Feed changes (Press Gazette)
• Facebook’s support for local news subscriptions is one move in the larger dance between publishers and platforms (Nieman Journalism Lab)
• EnsembleIQ Names New CEO (Folio:)

Mag world view: Smithsonian redesigns; Grazia editor steps down; Damning Newsweek note; Real "I dos"; Atlantic bulks up

• Smithsonian Redesigns, Dedicates March Covers To Norman Rockwell (MediaPost)
• Print Is Still Big Business in Magazine Media (Folio: magazine)
• Seven In Eight Ad-Blocking Millennials Really Are Digital Shoplifters (Media Daily News)
• EnsembleIQ Names New CEO (Folio:)
• Navigating a Treacherous Landscape, The Atlantic Announces Major Expansions (Publishing Insider)
• Grazia editor Natasha Pearlman steps down after three years, confirms publisher Bauer Media (Press Gazette)
• Newsweek Points Fingers at Its Parent Company in Damning Editors’ Note (Folio:)
• Brides Making The “I Do’s” More Real & The Magazine More Human  (Mr. Magazine)
• Jeremy Corbyn warns press 'change is coming' in video responding to claims he met communist spy during Cold War (Press Gazette)

Mag world view: Map to success; re-re--relaunched Trump mag; Hearst layoffs; Building a symbol

• The Roadmap To Magazine Success: Wired Magazine’s Editor In Chief, Nick Thompson (Mr. Magazine)
• Following Up With Pop-Up Magazine, From the Other Side of the Curtain (Folio:)
• The re-re-re-re-relaunched Trump magazine – available on no good news stands (Guardian)
• Vogue (UK) criticised for unpaid internships (Guardian)
• Layoffs Continue at Hearst Magazines After Rodale Acquisition (Folio:)
• Designing a Lasting Symbol (The Scholarly Kitchen)
• Entertainment Magazines Lead the Pack in Readership Study (Folio:)

Mag world view: Back to a letters section; Alphabet's bilions; 'what makes a community?; Readers are not lists

• The Atlantic is killing its comments in favor of a new Letters section to showcase reader feedback (Nieman Journalism Lab)
• HK$500 million sale of Next Digital magazine business collapses (South China Morning Post)
• Google parent company Alphabet passed £100bn in revenue last year (Press Gazette)
• Bloomberg Media Hires Its First Chief Product Officer (Folio:)
• Pivot to Digital: How Two Legacy Publishers Are Embracing Their Futures (Folio:)
• New Scientist appoints Guardian journalist Emily Wilson as first ever female editor (Press Gazette)
• What Makes a Community? (BuzzMachine)
• Buzzfeed founder Jonah Peretti says Facebook should pay for content on News Feed (Press Gazette)
• "I Like To Feel That Our Readers Aren’t A Mailing List, That They Are An Actual Community." -- William R.Hearst III to Samir Husni (Mr. Magazine)
• Crossref: How Stakeholders Across the Publishing Industry Collaborate (The Scholarly Kitchen)
• How AI is changing advertising (Media Update)

Mag world view:"I don't use it myself"; rethinking mag definition; print book sales up; adding AI for ads; robots take over

• Former SouthComm CEO Starts New Company, Acquires Three Magazines (Folio:)
• ‘Never get high on your own supply’ – why social media bosses don’t use social media (Guardian)
• Pop-Up Magazine Rethinks the Definition of Magazine Media (Folio:)
• Print book sales rose 1.9% in 2017 (TechCrunch)
• Stylist magazine celebrates 400th edition with 'robot takeover' (Press Gazette)
• Brilliant or broken? The first week of the tabloid Guardian | Letters (Guardian)
• Hottest Magazine Launches Of The Year: Announcing The 10 Finalists (Mr. Magazine)
• Publishers claim they’re taking Facebook’s News Feed changes in stride. Is the “bloodletting” still to come? (Nieman Journalism Lab)
• Ad schools are scrambling to add AI courses (Digiday)
• “Punchier and stronger” and with way more women: How Outside Magazine got to be badass online (Nieman Journalism Lab)

Mag world view: Rodale staffers laid off; Mags win digital ad challenge; 5 more journalists jailed in Turkey; Hungry Girl launched; New look Guardian

• Hearst To Lay Off 145 Former Rodale staffers (Folio:)
• Philippines revokes licence of leading news website Rappler (Agence France-Presse)
• It’s All About Data: How Magazine Media Wins the Digital Advertising Challenge (Folio:)
• Thinking like a journalist will make you awesome at native advertising (FIPP)
• Veteran Creative Director Joins Reader’s Digest (Folio:)
• Welcome to a new look for the Guardian (Guardian)
• Five more journalists jailed in Turkey bringing total imprisoned by Erdogan regime to more than 150 (Press Gazette)
• Predictions For Scholarly Communications in 2018? (Scholarly Kitchen)
• Financial Times renames graduate trainee scheme in honour of young reporter killed on holiday (Press Gazette)
• Hoffman Media: Finding success in print and digital avenues (Mr. Magazine)
• Robb Report to launch Swedish edition in March 2018 (FIPP)
• Study shows software used to predict repeat offenders is no better at it than untrained humans (TechCrunch)
• Meredith Corporation launches Hungry Girl magazine (FIPP)