Glamour magazine has decided to end its print version, heading to a web-only format, according to its parent company, Conde Nast. In a story from Variety: After nearly 80 years, the monthly print edition of Condé Nast’s Glamour women’s magazine is ending. Glamour’s last regularly published print edition, the January 2019 issue, is scheduled to hit newsstands next week, the company announced Tuesday. It’s another move by Condé Nast away from declining print businesses to pivot to a mostly digital future, a trend that has cut across the entire publishing biz. Glamour has a print circulation of about 2 million, but the brand reaches an audience of around 20 million online, according to the company. Which is kind of the story of a lot of print media, with all its good and bad reasons. The magazine can't be doing well, deny it as they try to suggest in their statement to Variety. But the lack of wellness of the magazine is...(Read Full Post)