Even though it’s 2018, print magazine covers remain as one of media’s most valuable real estate — there’s something in their relative permanence (compared to, say, a link floating around for a few hours), their status as the brand’s primary calling card, the way they’re designed purposefully to elicit a response, and their scarcity (i.e.
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Even though it’s 2018, print magazine covers remain as one of media’s most valuable real estate — there’s something in their relative permanence (compared to, say, a link floating around for a few hours), their status as the brand’s primary calling card, the way they’re designed purposefully to elicit a response, and their scarcity (i.e.