Financial Times: Time Out has published its first magazine following a pandemic freeze, but warned that its free printed urban listings are likely to disappear from many of the 40 cities it used to serve. The brand plans to resume in print only in London, Madrid and...

Salon: All across the country, artists and amateurs are creating their own "quaranzines" to reflect the ways in which they see the current reality, and as a way to assert that creating and consuming art remains a balm in troubled...

AdExchanger: Meredith introduced its Data Studio on Monday, a platform built out of its extensive first-party data set to help brands better understand their consumers both on and off the media company’s properties. “Data is one of our core...

Associated Press: The British issue of Vogue is devoting its September issue to activism, with a cover featuring two Black activists and produced by a mostly Black team. Editor-in-chief Edward Enninful, who is Black, said 2020 is a "moment of necessary...

Daily Beast: The company that runs Sports Illustrated has in recent months made a series of moves that have left staffers more demoralized and dejected than ever — and worried about the financial health of the...

CNBC: Mark Thompson said he would be "very surprised" if there's a print New York Times newspaper in 20 years. As readers become more accustomed to reading the Times on smartphones, tablets and computers each year, a printed paper is clearly a dying form....

Adweek: Three of the biggest American media organizations continue to see massive traffic and record-breaking digital subscription growth, which has helped them navigate a drop in advertising brought on by the pandemic. "It's all about the pace of...

WTAE: Newsroom employees at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette have voted to authorize their union to call a strike.The Newspaper Guild of Pittsburgh said the vote was 88-31 by secret ballot. The union has been without a contract for more than three...