Magazines

...via an earnings call in which the entire editorial staff was fired.

Rookie magazine founder Tavi Gevinson has "World Domination" on her to-do list. And she's skipping fashion week.

The magazine is going strong, even though it's subject isn't what it once was in this country.

Newsweek is to be revived, in print.

Cable television nearly did in TV Guide Magazine. But a few years ago a private-equity firm took it over and remade it.

Vogue editor Anna Wintour has nixed Miley Cyrus' appearance on the cover of the magazine after Ms. Cyrus' risque dance routine at the MTV Video Awards. Magazine publishers put a lot of thought into who and what graces the front of their publications. They believe readers are affected by covers.

The magazine's decision to put the Boston Marathon bombing suspect on its cover has sparked rebukes from retail outlets and government officials.

Shelter magazines are on the rebound as the housing industry bounces back. What other lateral signs are there out there?

Time Warner and Meredith may combine their women-oriented titles, which have held up as print editions.

Digital media advocate Jeff Jarvis talks about the announcement that Newsweek will cancel its print issue and go digital-only.