Why Print Still Matters in the Age of AI

Samir “Mr. Magazine” Husni Interviews Tina Casagrand Foss, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of The New Territory. At a time when AI is transforming content creation and digital media dominates the publishing conversation, one independent magazine is making a compelling case for the enduring power of print.

In his latest Mr. Magazine™ interview, Samir Husni sits down with Tina Casagrand Foss, publisher and editor-in-chief of The New Territory, a twice-yearly print magazine celebrating the people, places and culture of the lower Midwest.

Now marking its 10th anniversary, The New Territory has built its identity around thoughtful, long-form journalism, beautiful photography and stories that might otherwise go untold. Covering Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska, the publication gives a voice to communities often overlooked by national media.

What makes this conversation especially relevant for communications and publishing professionals is Foss' commitment to human storytelling in an increasingly automated world.

While AI continues to reshape the media landscape, Foss explains why her publication remains focused on original reporting, personal perspectives and the creative contributions of writers, photographers and artists.

The interview also explores the financial realities of independent publishing, the magazine's transition to nonprofit status in 2023 and an intriguing question about growth: Is publishing more frequently really a measure of success, or should publishers focus on making every issue more valuable?

For Foss, the answer increasingly points toward quality, sustainability and supporting the creative community.

She also makes a compelling argument for print as something lasting. Unlike the constant flow of digital content, a beautifully produced magazine can remain on a reader's shelf for years, offering stories worth revisiting.

It's a refreshing perspective on what makes publishing meaningful and a reminder that innovation doesn't always mean abandoning what came before.

Read Samir Husni's complete Mr. Magazine™ interview with Tina Casagrand Foss for a thoughtful conversation about the future of print, the importance of regional storytelling and why the human element remains essential to great journalism.

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