• The New York Times, Monday, February 14, 2011 3:15 PM

In a move designed to showcase the continued viability of print magazines, next week Condé Nast will open a newsstand in London where international editions of its pubs will be the only items for sale -- more than 100 titles in all, including more than a dozen versions of Vogue. In a concession to the digital age, visitors will be able to browse digital versions of those mags on iPads "tethered to sleek plastic tables," writes Eric Pfanner in The New York Times.

The company is also expanding its international side, adding a Brazilian GQ, for example -- and perhaps mulling over the shift in the competitive landscape as chief Vogue competitor Elle moves from Hachette Filipacchi to Hearst, notes Pfanner.

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