Formerly Known As Print

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This afternoon.

Cork-born Samantha Barry editor in chief of Glamour magazine explains why the title is discontinuing its print edition.

Only in the job less than a year.

Ruthless, like.

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10 thoughts on “Formerly Known As Print

  1. Jonickal

    “the reasoning behind this was so they can free the magazine from the monthly editorial cycle to tell more relevant stories”

    I.E. they’re losing loads of money.

    1. dhaughton99

      They are just going to be putting up a lot of pics on Instagram. Back to profitability in no time.

  2. Ben Redmond

    Who cares about glossy trivialities like Glamour magazine? Bring on the mags that deal the heavy dirt, like Phoenix, Private Eye. Or political-philosophical mags like New York Review of Books, Prospect, New Statesman, Spectator or Le Point, le Nouvel Obs or Der Spiegel. Other readers will ogle at True Detective, Ireland’s Own, Sacred Heart Messenger, The Beano or Viz. Chacun a son gout.

  3. louislefronde

    Lol… I still can’t believe that the RTE Guide is the best selling magazine in Ireland!!

    Seriously, who under the age of 60 buys it, other than people connected to RTE

  4. Gabby

    Alive is free if you go to Mass. If you drink coffee in some cafes the Irish Independent and the Irish Times can be read free. The Jehovah Witnesses sometimes slip free leaflets through my letter box.

  5. millie st murderlark

    They used to send free editions of it to an office I once worked in.

    I’m not sure I’d have called it riveting reading but they did do decent long reads from time to time.

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