The cost of publishing a printed scientific journal mostly came from producing and distributing printed pages, and naturally scaled with the number of readers.
Partly, it is because creating an electronic text, especially a mixed-media one, costs a lot more than publishing a printed text.
So it was sad to hear the recent announcement from the Johnson Publishing Company, parent of Jet magazine, that it will cease publishing a printed version and convert to digital exclusively, except for one annual "Best of Jet" print issue.
The ACT publishes a printed, official prep guide that you can buy, as well.
They hope to publish a print version next year.
Quarterly, MIT would publish a print edition at a reasonable subscription price.
The Star-Ledger in Newark did not publish a print edition on Tuesday and directed subscribers to nj.com for news updates.
Text of CCA letter: Dear Mr. Krugman, We are requesting that you publish a print-edition correction to several errors in your column, "Lobbyists, Guns And Money," published in The New York Times on March 26.
In October, when Ms. Brown announced that Newsweek would no longer publish a print edition, Mr. Diller said he regretted his investment in Newsweek and last month reiterated that view at a business conference, saying: "I wish I hadn't bought Newsweek.
So it was a shock to many when, in 2012, the venerable institution announced it would no longer publish a print version of its multivolume compendium of knowledge.
