Vogue has long nurtured its reputation as the go-to style bible for the fashion elite. And while print publishing remains unpredictable, Vogue isn’t forgetting its papery roots. Instead, it’s making its print offering more appealing with the launch of a $200-a-year members-only offering.

As the cost of printing newspapers rises and people grow ever more tech-savvy, Grupo RBS is easing its print subscribers into a digital version of its Zero Hora newspaper through an app that’s specifically designed to accommodate traditional reading preferences.

With luxuriant paper, beautiful photography, and acclaimed contributors, The Book wouldn’t be out of place on a specialist newsagent’s shelf. But this magazine is only available to dedicated John Lewis and Waitrose customers, serving up high quality lifestyle content to boost brand engagement.

With a growing number of Brazilians opting to stay informed about current events through online platforms, printed publications are feeling the impact. In a bid to keep up with this shift, newspaper Zero Hora has launched a customised tablet – but can it win over subscribers old and new?