In his latest Mr. Magazine™ interview, Samir Husni talks with Hiii co-founders Pam Patterson and Rob Hill about the resurgence of print and what it tells communicators about trust, attention and authenticity.

In the latest Mr. Magazine™ Interview, Heather Huston Johnson, CEO of Oregon Media, shares why community-focused storytelling, trusted local journalism, and the enduring power of print continue to strengthen both media brands and the communities they serve.

For eight decades, Highlights has demonstrated that purpose-driven publishing can thrive across generations, and in this exclusive conversation, CEO Kent S. Johnson discusses the enduring value of print, innovation, and creating meaningful experiences for children.

In the latest installment of The Mr. Magazine™ Book-in-a-Blog, Samir Husni explores how a century-old magazine's fight over censorship and artistic freedom still resonates with today's communicators.

In his latest Mr. Magazine™ interview, Simon Freeman explains why Like the Wind is expanding globally by betting on the enduring appeal of premium print, human creativity and time away from screens.

In this latest Mr. Magazine™ Interview, Michael Kusek discusses reinventing Different Leaf as a premium print publication exploring the intersection of cannabis, culture and creativity in the AI era.

In this Mr. Magazine™ interview, legendary magazine designer Roger Black reflects on what it really takes to build media that lasts, from knowing your reader to respecting attention and staying grounded in human storytelling, even as platforms and technology keep changing.

Stephen Orr is reinventing Better Homes and Gardens with a fresh, people-centered vision that honors its legacy while boldly embracing its multimedia future.

As most of you know, I have retired from the world of academia after 37 years of teaching.  Earlier in 2021 I started the Magazine Media Center with the goal to preserve the past, present and future of the magazine media.

Defining a magazine, to some, is a very mercuric issue. To others, it is a clear cut definition. During some recent readings, I came across this definition from the book Magazines In The United States published in 1956. However, the definition is from 1908.