E-Books And Online Mags Find A Second Life In Print

"Print is dead," says everyone except, oh, publishers that began online and are now slaying trees. Here, a snapshot of the digital divide--those who left print for online, and those doing the opposite.

ONLINE

DIGITAL DIVIDE

Donovan Creed novels
The popular series by self-published e-book author John Locke (not the dead one) hits actual store shelves this month, thanks to publisher Simon & Schuster.

Style.com/print Style.com attracts more than 2 million readers a month, but more is always better, so the site launched a glossy mag called Style.com/print (that's really its name) in October.

Sincerely
The startup--which recently raised $3 million in funding--turns digital mobile photos into postcards. "Online, messages get like spam," says founder Matt Brezina. "You keep a postcard forever."

PRINT

A version of this article appears in the February 2012 issue of Fast Company.