After printing its last issue in 2014, Black legacy publication Jet magazine is back with vegan phenomenon Pinky Cole as its cover star! Growing up, Jet magazine was a staple in the Black community.

Johnson Publishing Company (JPC), announced today that JET magazine, founded in 1951, will transition to a digital magazine app at the end of June. JPC is making the proactive decision to adapt to the ...

A rejuvenated Ebony magazine is considering reviving its Jet sibling as a newsstand product for millennials. It plans to publish more special single-themed issues for newsstand consumption and is ...

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Jet magazine will be bidding farewell to the newsstand, for the most part, moving forward with plans to transition into a digital magazine—available as an app—at the end of June, Johnson Publishing Co ...

This week the publishers behind Jet magazine, announced an end to the print version. The magazine, which first hit newsstands at the dawn of the civil rights movement, will continue only as a digital ...

Jet Magazine is partnering with Disctopia, a podcast, music, and audiobook streaming platform for independent creators, to bring Black voices to the forefront. The publication, which reported on the ...

*The Getty Trust will spend $30 million to digitize over four million negatives and prints from Jet and Ebony magazines. We reported previously that a consortium comprising the Ford Foundation, the J.

It's been an eventful week for Black media with outlets Ebony, Jet, and The Grio being sold to new ownership. Tracee Ellis Ross and Anthony Anderson, stars of the new ABC sitcom “black-ish“, appear on ...

The current media landscape is hardly conducive to launching a publication. Ad-funded journalism has sharply declined. Digital subscriber bases for newspapers and magazines have proved hard to ...

CHICAGO — When Jet magazine first appeared in 1951, its profiles of black achievers countered negative images of blacks in mainstream media and inspired support for the civil rights movement. “One day ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago-based Johnson Publishing announced Wednesday that by the end of June, Jet magazine will no longer be available in print. Since 1951, Jet magazine has served as a weekly news ...