Rogers to cut print editions of magazines, sell off others, in move to digital

TORONTO – Rogers Media is dropping some of its magazine titles and moving others to online only as it struggles with declining print readership.The company said Friday that it will zero in on its English-language consumer brands by focussing on the “content pillars” of entertainment, lifestyle, parenting, news and current affairs, and sports. Starting this fall, Rogers will divest of all business-to-business publications plus will seek new ownership for French-language publications Châtelaine, LOULOU, and L'actualité.Beginning in January, Flare, Sportsnet, MoneySense, and Canadian Business will be available only on the web and on apps, and some magazines will reduce their print...