Farewell, Men's Magazines!

kathblack · 2010-01-01, 04:42 PM

I can't help but wondering exactly "how dead" print truly is. I mean, there's nothing quite like having a magazine in your hands to flip through - men's, women's, hobby/interest-based or whatever. Great for when you can't be online or just to look through the pictures and ads in-print - faster info is great, but even the Internet can't be all things to all people.

I've noticed that rather than rolling over and dying at the first call of "print is dead" that a lot of publications have made changes/improvements and made subscription costs lower, adding more advertisements and more online interactivity, printable online items and more. I don't know that I'd start playing taps or not yet - even for men's magazines. I think it's just time for a change.

2010-01-01, 04:42 PM	#9
kathblack If something goes wrong at the plant, blame the guy who can't speak English Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: SoCal Desert Posts: 32	I can't help but wondering exactly "how dead" print truly is. I mean, there's nothing quite like having a magazine in your hands to flip through - men's, women's, hobby/interest-based or whatever. Great for when you can't be online or just to look through the pictures and ads in-print - faster info is great, but even the Internet can't be all things to all people. I've noticed that rather than rolling over and dying at the first call of "print is dead" that a lot of publications have made changes/improvements and made subscription costs lower, adding more advertisements and more online interactivity, printable online items and more. I don't know that I'd start playing taps or not yet - even for men's magazines. I think it's just time for a change.