But Highlights has hung on for this long – its print magazines today still have over 2 million subscribers, the company claims. That makes its footprint bigger than mags like Rolling Stone or ...

But print is the past, and today’s kids don’t spend time reading magazines. They’re tapping screens. This is not Highlights’ first effort in the digital arena, we should note.

A nod to a classic. Highlights for Children is preparing to release a new "hidden pictures" app featuring the magazine's iconic puzzle game, which has educated and entertained kids (and sometimes ...

Johnson, 52, said Highlights' first print run in 1946 made only 20,000 copies — all of which were sold and delivered door to door. Now, he says, “We don’t count as much just magazines, but ...

Highlights for Children, the magazine’s publisher, ... To avoid cannibalizing the print edition, the full versions are expected to each cost from $4.99 to $9.99 a month.

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--America’s best read kids’ magazine, Highlights for Children, is partnering with Fingerprint, a leading mobile technology company focused on the kids market, to ...

A nod to a classic. Highlights for Children is preparing to release a new “hidden pictures” app featuring the magazine’s iconic puzzle game, which has educated and entertained kids (and ...

The iconic children’s magazine “Highlights” announced plans to release a new Hidden Pictures app as part of an upcoming digital push. CNN values your feedback 1.