Who owns family fun magazine

Taylor said Family Fun magazine will continue to be published there. They are a talented group of folks. But, no jobs will remain in Northampton, he said. The magazine was located in the Roundhouse Building off Old South Street until the mids, when it moved to the former post office on Pleasant Street.

At that time, the magazine had 50 employees, according to previous reports in the Gazette. Jake Winebaum, a former editor at U. News and World Report, founded the magazine in with the idea that it would be focused not on serious parenting issues, but, instead, on the fun parts of raising children. It ties back to the age of the consumer, what this woman is doing in this stage of the game. Witmer identifies the hands-on, activity-based FamilyFun content as a large draw, as "it not only has a place in print, but is perfect fodder for digitization, and video in particular.

When considering plans for FF , Witmer says, "I will say at this point is that the strategy is to be smart and thoughtful about what we do with this brand. The publisher will retain all existing FF content for its own digital use.

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