Some updates on Make Magazine’s return were posted up today – “Announcing Make: Community”. Caleb writes –
“As many of you probably saw on the stories a few weeks ago, Maker Media ceased operations. Our founder Dale Dougherty and a small team of us have joined together to rebuild in service of the community with a new company called, appropriately, Make Community. You can read Dale’s announcement to see what the future of the company holds; much of that is in your hands as we need your support to get this new endeavor airborne. Please sign up for your Make: Community membership to help us keep this whole thing going!
You’re probably wondering about the magazine and blog, right? To speak to some of that, here are some thoughts from Executive Editor Mike Senese and Senior Editor Caleb Kraft…
Read more, make.co, and make.co Make: Community membership.
I have a Make Magazine subscription and a Make: Membership (2 years), so I emailed and asked will they transfer, here is what Make.co told me: If you had a paid membership and paid subscription like I did, Make.co has let me know that the mastery level membership transfers over, and while the magazine subscriptions are handled by a different system, it will also carry over.
Related
- We’re back! Come see what’s going on at Make: Community – Twitter.
- UPDATE – MAKE magazine is not on archive.org - Adafruit.
- MAKE magazine on archive.org – Adafruit.
- Is Make, Maker Faire, Maker Media, and Make Magazine rebranding to “Make Community” ? – Adafruit.
- Bankrupt Maker Faire revives, reduced to Make Community – TechCrunch.
- Maker Media reboots itself as Make Community – Hackaday.
- bbenchoff/Conversation-With-Dale – GitHub.
- Bankrupt Maker Faire Revives, Reduced To Make Community – Slashdot.