Digiday: Time magazine may have its iconic red border and proud journalistic history, but as a newsweekly magazine, it’s swimming against the tide of history (see: Newsweek, U.S. News & World Report). For much of its recent history, revenue has been declining at the Time Inc. namesake title. So when print revenue grew 4 percent last year and digital 36 percent, it was a cause for some celebration. “This team has been able to reverse 10 years of straight revenue decline,” crowed Time Inc. CEO Joe Ripp.