In the meeting, Hughes described the changes in the magazine's frequency and editorship, but insisted that a radical transformation into a digital-media company with a greater emphasis on profits did not mean that The New Republic, which was co-founded by Walter Lippmann, would devolve into a click-bait factory.
The changes come after the magazine decreased its frequency to 10 times a year from 12, so the per-copy price is even higher.
Grieve, who oversees the print and web operation, recently announced that the magazine's print frequency would be reduced from 42 to 32 issues per year.
He will also expand the wedding magazine Brides, increasing its frequency to 12 times a year, and invest in its Web site.
Wang is profiting from demand himself: His magazine recently increased its frequency to monthly from quarterly.
In 2012, 2013 and 2014, the magazine increased its publication frequency to 10, 11 and 12 times per year, respectively.
It recently discontinued two print magazines, Everyday Food and Whole Living; this year, the publishing frequency of the flagship magazine, Martha Stewart Living, is decreasing, from twelve issues to ten, amid declining newsstand sales and fewer advertising pages.
An article on Monday about plans for a French version of Vanity Fair misstated the publishing frequency of the magazine in Britain.
But when he was offered investment money from a friend who had AOL stock, just before the Time Warner merger, Mr. Glenn began doubling the frequency of his magazine in anticipation of a windfall.
The limited influence of this seminal skin cancer and recreational tanning report on frequency of popular magazine coverage of related health issues is in stark contrast to the enormous effect of the analogous U.S. Surgeon General's [ 28] report linking tobacco smoking and lung cancer.
Some magazines are considering reducing their frequency.
