Two years after the ink dried on its last issue, the magazine plans to grab the gen X market and run with it.
Australia's major magazine publisher, Bauer Media, has suspended titles and announced redundancies. Is there any way back from this?
The central role that magazines have enjoyed in Australia over the last century has been shattered by an information-rich, attention-poor world.
Bauer Media has reportedly given staff less than a week to decide if they will reapply for jobs at six Australian magazines.
German publishing group Bauer Media have folded yet another beloved magazine. What does it say about the future of the industry?
As another Aussie mag goes down the gurgler, experts tell Emily Watkins what this means for current and future titles.
Total US newspaper publishing revenues including advertising and circulation fell 4.4%.
Nudists don't sell. And other media tidbits of the day.
Magazine publishers and newsagents have agreed to trial a program to get rid of low-selling magazine titles.
It's not unusual for the Australian Women's Weekly to feature someone not known for their modelling on the front. But July's cover is still, for the magazine industry, shocking. If it flops, it could be a long time before anyone takes the risk again.
