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Announcing Homestead 2012!

March 23, 2012 @ 2:43 pm by Circ in Publishing

Tags: Publishing

Homestead Magazine 2012 has arrived! This year's edition features exciting new content, including personal style spotlights on of some of Jackson's best-known tastemakers, and the collaborations of our region's innovative architects, builders, designers, writers and artists.

Homesteadmag.com Refreshed

April 30, 2010 @ 2:58 pm by Circ in Publishing

Tags: Web Design, Publishing, Homestead

HomesteadMag.com, the online counterpart to Homestead, went live today with a collection of new content. The 10th Anniversary Issue of Jackson Hole's premiere resource for art, architecture and interior design hit shelves earlier this spring, and now readers can access the same original articles and resource directory listings online.

Homestead 10th Anniversary Issue

March 02, 2010 @ 1:27 pm by Circ in Publishing

Tags: Publishing, Homestead

Homestead's latest is hitting mailboxes and lodging establishments this week. The 2010 issue also happens to be Homestead's 10th Anniversary Issue.

HomesteadMag.com Refreshed

April 28, 2009 @ 7:00 am by Circ in Publishing

Tags: Publishing, Homestead

HomesteadMag.com, the online counterpart to Homestead, went live today with a collection of new content. Volume 9 of Jackson Hole's premiere resource for art, architecture and interior design hit shelves earlier this spring, and now readers can access the same original articles and resource directory listings online.

News Continues to Move Online and Away from Print

March 17, 2009 @ 2:03 pm by Circ in Marketing

Tags: culture , Web Design, Publishing

The landscape of news consumption continues to shift with more breaking headlines today. Announcing that Tuesday, March 17 will be the final print edition of its paper, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer will look to share news entirely through the Internet. The move leaves the Seattle Times as the city's lone traditional-print newspaper, a trend spreading across many U.S. cities that still have competing print news sources. Less competition, however, is still leaving the papers left in business with a long road of work ahead.