Seventeen Magazine Cutting Publication Schedule to ‘Special’ Issues Only

Seventeen magazine says they will only print special issues next year, timed around news events and "key moments" for readers as Hearst prioritizes growing its brands digitally. "Seventeen is leading an authentic conversation with a growing audience, from social issues to important life advice, it is a resource and an ally for teens and young... Continue reading at 'AdWeek'

[ AdWeek | 2018-11-16 00:00:00 UTC ]

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Facebook Is Taking Steps to Safeguard Canada’s Oct. 21 Federal Election

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Seventeen Magazine Cutting Publication Schedule to ‘Special’ Issues Only

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Industry Notes: Angoulême Focus on Arab Comics; Scholastic’s New Nonfiction Imprint

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Seventeen in 2017: How a 73-Year-Old Publication Keeps Up With Gen Z, Politics and News Feeds

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