Print is reinventing itself in the wake of the digital era—cutting back on publishing and moving to the social spaces young consumers spend their time on.

Print is reinventing itself in the wake of the digital era—cutting back on publishing and moving to the social spaces young consumers spend their time on. According to Statista, 112.6 million magazines were sold in the third quarter of 2014, and in the second quarter of this year that number was down to 84.7 million. Titles like Teen Vogue have responded by cutting back on print and bringing focus to creating social-only content like Snapchat pop-up channels and Facebook Live. (Glossy)