Columbia Journalism Review Goes Digital-First

The magazine will now only be published twice a year.

septemberoctober_2015_cover_350.pngColumbia Journalism Review is cutting back its publishing frequency from bi-monthly to just twice per year. From now on, CJR will be published once in the spring and again in the fall.

In an announcement, CJR editor Elizabeth Spayd explained the rationale:

The print magazine has a revered place in American journalism. For half a century, it was the primary means by which CJR delivered ideas and criticism to its loyal audience. But in the past decade, our print readers have steadily declined while our online audience has ballooned, with visits up 35 percent over last year. Continuing

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