<div><p>US magazine Esquire has sought to brush aside the gloom pervading the print industry by unveiling a genuine first: a cover partly of electronic ink.</p><p>Using the technology that Amazon employed for its Kindle e-book reader, the magazine includes a panel flashing the message "The 21st Century Begins ...

<div><p>Are magazines dead? Not to Esquire editor David Granger, who talked to Forbes' James Brady on the occasion of his magazine's 75th anniversary. (Remember that lite brite cover? It's coming!) </p><p>When asked by Mr. Brady if the golden age of magazines had passed, Mr. Granger responds ...

<div><p>In the next five years in Graydon Carter’s world, you’ll walk onto a plane, or a subway, or a soon-to-be-invented mode of transport, and you’ll tuck a little electronic book under your arm. Inside that little book, which will be very expensive at first but soon will cost $150, there’ll ...