The Source Magazine to Launch Multiple New Web Series
One of the leading publications covering hip hop music and culture, The Source magazine announced a slate of new original online programming to premiere across its digital and mobile platforms. The new programs will take elements fresh off the pages of The Source magazine’s printed edition and mix them with original, fun and compelling new ideas encompassing [...]
Read MoreEbony’s Website Re-Launch puts Magazine over Digital
It seemed like only yesterday when we talked digital strategy with Ebony/Jet’s new CEO Desiree Rogers. In that interview we discussed what roles their website properties, and the iPad would play in Ebony’s future. Now, just a few month’s later, we’re starting to see some of the things we discussed come into fruition. Yesterday, Angela [...]
Read MoreVibe’s Retrenchment Opportunity To Pull In Readers Online
Vibe magazine recently announced a restructuring in response to two years straight of nearly 20% drop in ad pages. Vibe’s senior management took more creative measures than cutting staff and reducing editorial, the two most common knee-jerk reactions taken by its peers. Whether intentional or not, the restructuring puts Vibe in the position to use [...]
Read MoreSister 2 Sister Magazine Relaunch
Sister 2 Sister magazine, a black entertainment and celebrity lifestyle magazine that targets black women, recently relaunched its website using the drupal platform. Drupal is a great out of the box open-source solution for building communities and blog networks, that’s if you have a developer that knows how to customize it. I was excited to [...]
Read More$10 Million Won’t Make Honey Any Sweeter For Investors
I’m having a hard time figuring out what makes the new online version of Honey magazine worth a $10 million dollar investment. Sure, the re-emergence of Honey in an online only format will no doubt be popular among fans of the old print edition and those new to the Honey brand. Sahara Media has the [...]
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