What will the future of publishi...
Don’t think about what is changing; think about what will remain the same.
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James Frankham's crusade against...
NZ Geographic publisher James Frankham - has won a prestigious Blake award for his “crusade against apathy.”
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How is the Reader's Digest still...
A recent StopPress piece by Caitlin Salter asked – and answered – the question about this publishing phenomenon.
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Magazine 360: top magazine brand...
A stray pop-up clip, a video screen in a waiting room and Facebook midroll all have one thing in common: they trap us and sap our time.
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Magazine 360: top ten mag brands...
Magazine 360: top ten mag brands across web, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, events and print
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Top Ten Magazine Brands for Soci...
Social media has become a major part of how we live; getting our daily news, peeking into other peoples’ lives, and seeing how one could renovate your kitchen, or perhaps your bathroom.
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MPA members ‘hang all their wash...
The Magazine Publishers Association (MPA) is looking to provide a more holistic view of the reach of magazine brands through a new online tool, dubbed Magazine 360°.
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Flight of fancy
Bauer and Air New Zealand's publishing partnership above the clouds. So what is it about KiaOra that gets hundreds of thousands of Kiwis digging into seatbacks of Air New Zealand planes every month?
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NZ Life & Leisure’s Kate Coughla...
In the first instalment of a series that showcases how some of the winners from this year’s Magazine Media Awards .
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Beyond the Page: New Zealand Geo...
In the third instalment of a series created in conjunction with the MPA that shows how some of the winners from this year’s Magazine Media Awards.
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Habitat, the Trojan horse in Res...
In the second instalment of a series that showcases how some of the winners from this year’s Magazine Media Awards are adapting to the modern grow their businesses
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Avoiding the ‘crap trap’: in a w...
Post. Click. Share. Repeat. At a time when filling the digital pipes with ‘content’ – no matter the quality – seems to be the go-to strategy for many brands and publishers
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