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Reading the morning newspaper is a relaxing ritual for many people, but unfortunately, this admirable habit results in the waste of a lot of paper. Rather than simply tossing your old newspapers in the garbage pail (a very environmentally unfriendly approach), or even putting them in the recycling, you can let your trash save you some cash by using your old papers as a substitute for…

Learn the benefits of reading magazines and their power to get kids reading.

Do you want to become a better designer? Of course you do! Then you should know that reading lots of design books and magazines is essential for upgrading your skills!

A collection of large print magazines and activity books for seniors with low vision problems.

Many people are claiming that these new Meganews Magazines autonomous newstands could save the print industry. That's maybe a bit optimistic, but at the least they'll help reduce the mountains of wasted paper from unsold magazines since the over-sized vending machine only prints publications when they're ordered, in just two minutes.

A clever storage solution for all those handmade pamphlets!

Thanks to a donation by one of our Bungalower Buddies (Thanks, Khalil Makdah), we now have a fancy newspaper box for our monthly min-magazines. The folks at East End Market (Facebook | Website) have been kind enough to allow us to install it by their outdoor courtyard, where it will live for the foreseeable future. […]

Buried in reading material? This guide will help you decide what to keep and what to give away, sell or recycle

According to the EPA, roughly 350 million magazines are printed every year. However, only about 33% of paper products are recycled! Recycling magazines is a great way to reduce waste, however, you can also use them for many other purposes like this DIY coaster and colorful envelopes. See how we made them below: DIY Magazines …

Old formats that create intimate contact with users have found a niche for themselves in the vast universe of the internet, writes Leonid Bershidsky.