Powered by WordPress, PrintMag.com offers a seamless digital experience with beautifully presented articles, immersive visuals, and expertly curated content. The site’s clean design, intuitive navigation, and multimedia integration demonstrate WordPress’s ability to support high-quality editorial platforms that engage and inspire a global creative community.

The Harvard Gazette sends out daily emails to more than 300,000 subscribers and offers a section called News+, built using WordPress plugins, where publishers from different Harvard schools can share their stories with a broader audience. The site includes five extended core blocks, three block patterns with media gallery layouts, six archive template layouts, 33 custom blocks, and six block styles for article headers, ensuring a seamless and inclusive user experience.

WordPress powers The Dieline’s visually dynamic site, delivering a seamless browsing experience for users while supporting a content-rich platform. With features like a dark/light mode toggle, an interactive search interface, and a members-only area, WordPress showcases its flexibility to support everything from small business needs to large-scale, reader-funded models. The clean and minimalist design, inspired by traditional printing practices, reflects WordPress’s ability to bring bold, functional ideas to life with ease.

Vox.com leverages WordPress as a dynamic publishing platform to deliver high-impact journalism to a global audience. The site uses multimedia, custom content blocks, and interactive features to support bold, informative storytelling.

The Atavist’s work doesn’t just resonate with readers—it shapes the broader culture. Its 2023 story “Crushed,” a deep dive into the world of teen YouTube influencers, helped inspire the Netflix docudrama Bad Influence, which shot to #1 on Netflix’s U.S. TV chart immediately on release. Other features, like “The Trials of White Boy Rick,” have been optioned for film and television, underscoring the magazine’s impact beyond the page. In 2025, the magazine’s profile “Coming to America” won the prestigious National Magazine Award for Profile Writing, awarded by the American Society of Magazine Editors. These accolades highlight the publication’s reputation for telling stories that not only inform but spark larger conversations.

Powered by WordPress, The Atavist takes full advantage of the platform’s flexibility and extensibility to create a storytelling experience that feels seamless and elevated. Each feature is designed with custom layouts, multimedia elements, and smooth, intuitive navigation—proof that WordPress can do more than just manage content. It’s a publishing platform that scales from blog to beautifully immersive magazine, giving editorial teams creative freedom without sacrificing performance or ease of use. The Atavist is a shining example of what’s possible when powerful storytelling meets powerful technology.

The Freethink website has a clean, modern design that draws visitors into the dynamic mix of content they feature. With a mix of long-form written works and video series, navigating through it all is simple and engaging. With exceptional mobile responsiveness, the design offers visitors a compelling experience regardless of their device. 

As a large publication, the Freethink site takes advantage of WordPress’s scalability—built on WordPress VIP—allowing it to carry the same immersive experience across every page and touchpoint. The site also uses blocks for post content, benefiting from modern WordPress’s ease-of-use and flexibility.

The Disney General Entertainment Press (DGE Press) website focuses on Disney’s television brands and is built to communicate what’s happening across its various creative properties. The site is simple and clean, letting visitors find the content they need quickly and browse through press releases and updates just as easily. 

Disney needed a content platform that could unite multiple network sites into a cohesive editorial workflow with integrated asset management. With WordPress, the DGE Press team was able to streamline content updates for 8,000 press members. The result is an 8X improvement in editorial velocity and improved both asset security and embargoed content distribution.

For the Record is Spotify’s official online newsroom and hub for sharing updates about the technology, company, and other related information. Leveraging WordPress and its powerful publishing capabilities, the For the Record website delivers content in a playful grid layout, using a mix of various media to intrigue and engage.

WordPress empowers the Spotify newsroom team to create and publish content quickly and easily. It leans into the flexibility of custom blocks, including beautifully designed playlist embeds that pull readers into a seamless and dynamic visual and sonic experience.

With entertainment at its core, Rolling Stone features the work of award-winning writers and photographers in its coverage of the latest news in arts and entertainment. It has in-depth coverage on various topics like AI in music and artist profiles, which is well-suited given its journalistic reputation. Rolling Stone has found a fitting home on the WordPress platform with this well-designed site. 

Like many online news portals, much of Rolling Stone’s content lies behind a paywall, but the previews are enticing. The website offers several ways to discover content by searching or browsing its five top-level categories: music, politics, tv & movies, (sub)culture, and RS Recommends.

With such a comprehensive variety of content, they have trusted WordPress as their platform of choice. For a closer look at how Rolling Stone migrated to WordPress, visit this case study.

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The New York Times Company

Nytco.com, The New York Times Company’s website, is where the organization tells its own story. Through simple and intentional design choices, the site builds a multimedia narrative that visually calls back to the newspaper where it all started. Striking black and white headlines pair with huge impactful imagery that smoothly guide visitors along their way. 

Visitors can choose to navigate to specific site sections about the company, their approach to journalism, a career hub, and information for investors. Or, visitors can scroll through a digital journey that paints a clear picture of what The New York Times Company represents, what they’ve been up to, and how they’ve made an impact on journalism and the media landscape.

The New York Times Company website uses the WordPress platform’s powerful publishing and customization capabilities, bringing the same level of quality to its online experience as its journalism.