And Jet was everywhere — barbershops, salons, waiting rooms. It was as if John H. Johnson, the magazine's publisher, had decided to gift any black person born before 1975 with a subscription on ...

Jet Magazines owner, Johnson Publishing Company, will be moving the magazine to a largely digitized format starting in June, delivered through the companies website and paid subscription app.

In addition to advertising, the company will also rely on subscription fees -- the app is free for 30 days, and $20 a year after that. According to its website, Jet is the No. 3 magazine in the ...

JET magazine is shifting gears and has decided ... short documentaries and more. A new paid subscription app is set to launch on June 30 and will allow users to download a weekly digital magazine ...

“My earliest memory of Jet is bonding with my father. Jet is the only magazine that my dad had a subscription to.” Miller became a subscriber later on in college. ‘The Weekly Negro News ...

Every time I open up that Jet magazine, that Ebony magazine ... “I think like many people, I grew up with subscriptions in my house to Ebony and Jet or people would read it in the barbershop ...

Remember “Beauty of the Week,” Jet magazine’s famous page 43, which featured Black women college students, actors, nurses, and everyday girls in swimsuits? Now, anyone can be a beauty of the ...

Jet Magazine is partnering with Disctopia, a podcast, music, and audiobook streaming platform for independent creators, to bring Black voices to the forefront. The publication, which reported on ...