Condé Nast is reshaping Teen Vogue into a digital-first brand. The company has announced that it is reducing the magazine’s publishing rate to just four times per year.
The first of the quarterly releases—each tied to “key audience moments relevant to young readers’ lives—will debut in the spring of next year. That issue’s theme is young love.
As Teen Vogue reduces its print output, it will increase its video, digital and social production.
Leading the Teen Vogue revolution is Amy Oelkers, who has been promoted to head of revenue for Teen Vogue.
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