The Wall Street Journal will cease publishing the European and Asian print editions of the newspaper over the next week, as the company shifts its focus to digital amid an increasingly challenged ...

Newsweek, the struggling newsweekly that was sold for $1 two years ago, will drop its print edition after an eight-decade run to become digital-only by the end of the year.

Penthouse, which has been in print for 50 years, said it will now be offered in a digital format. Long-running rival to Playboy will now be offered in digital format Skip to Main Content ...

Playboy magazine has informed some readers with discounted subscriptions that they will no longer get the print edition. Certain discounted subscriptions will shift to digital; ...

The Wall Street Journal. English Edition. ... a long-term partnership with Minute Media and handed over publishing rights for the Sports Illustrated brand across its print edition and digital ...

The Financial Times will next year launch a single print edition across all its international markets, in a further shift of the business newspaper's strategy toward digital output.

Dow Jones & Co. plans to stop publishing the print version of SmartMoney, a personal-finance magazine, although it will expand its digital platform.

The Wall Street Journal is giving up on printing newspapers for Asia and Europe. The 128-year-old paper will stop publishing its European edition on Friday, and its Asian edition a week later.

Mr. King, an e-book pioneer, held on to the novel's digital rights in hopes of spurring his fans to buy the print edition in bookstores. He said it is unclear when he will make the coming-of-age ...

Reading a magazine through the Web can be a frustrating experience. The Web site doesn't follow the magazine's physical layout. Not every story published in the print edition is on the Web, and ...

The Wall Street Journal, faced with declining advertising revenue, has announced it will end publication of its print editions in Europe and Asia. Today is the final edition in Europe; in Asia ...

IAC/InterActiveCorp is turning six of the titles it bought as part of its Meredith acquisition last year, including InStyle and Entertainment Weekly, into digital-only brands and cutting some 200 ...