When did print start trying to mimick online, rather than the other way around? Martin Belam pints out "[T]he ‘Woman’s Own’ ‘interactive’ section, called ‘Chat Room’…trie[s] to present essentially online interactions in print."

Morrissey blogs on that interview: "I grew up a chanting believer in the New Musical Express. Last week however, I was the victim of the magazine’s agenda to cook up a sensational story"

Natmags parent the Hearst Corporation has made a bid for Emap’s consumer publishing arm. "A successful bid would see Hearst overtake IPC and give the company a leading title serving every major demographic."

“It’s a long, slow sunset for ink-on-paper magazines,” says Felix Dennis … “but sunsets can produce vast sums of money.”

‘It’s all about digital now,’ says one [magazine company executive]. ‘This ABC period marks a sea change in how magazine companies attend to digital.’