Google Lens can bring magazines to life. By pointing a smartphone camera at a recipe page in 'Bon Appetit,' readers can see a video on how to make the dish.

The newspaper put up a paywall, which boosted online revenue, but not enough to make up for losses in other areas.

Former Dennis Publisher editor self-funded the title and writes most of the content: book reviews, news and interview with authors.

A divide between the haves and have-nots of news media is growing -- a depressing trend that could have profound effects on the press's role as a community watchdog.

Poynter removed the list after criticism from mostly blacklisted conservative news outlets. The list will return when the organization provides a provide "a more consistent and rigorous set of criteria."

The company aims to put software tools into the hands of small- and medium-sized digital publishers that don't have hundreds of thousands of dollars to sink into technology.

A 21-year veteran of 'Adweek,' Cooper provided a steady hand as the parent company changed owners four times.

The print pub will end with its "Body Issue," featuring dozens of athletes in nude and semi-nude photographs, its response to the 'Sports Illustrated' swimsuit issue.

The software-as-a-service platform may grow into a $100 million business that would bolster the company's bottom line.

The editorial voice was feisty and gossipy. It first published on newsprint, later switching to an ad-heavy glossy that typically featured a smiling celebrity on the cover.