In a competitive situation with a number of studios and production companies pursuing, Brian Grazer and Ron Howard’s Imagine has made a two-year first-look deal with The Atavist Magazine for film and ...

The publication once known as The Atavist is now “The Atavist Magazine.” Its back-end platform, which allows anyone to create beautiful digital stories, is ditching “Creativist” and taking over the ...

The web made it easier for anyone to put their writing out in the world. But what happens after the crowd gets used to becoming publishers? They want it to look good, naturally. “There’s a stronger ...

Atavist editor in chief Evan Ratliff has been tracking this story for more than two years, reporting on Le Roux's crimes and the outlandish ways he eluded capture. His series, “The Mastermind,” charts ...

If you thought Medium was the most beautiful way to write on the web, boy, catch a load of the Atavist redesign. Launching today, the National Magazine Award-winning digital magazine turned publishing ...

The past couple of years have not been kind to publishing-related startups. Byliner publicly fell apart before being acquired. Social reading platform Readmill was acquired by Dropbox and shut down.

Five years after its launch, The Atavist Magazine, a digital magazine created by startup Atavist, is killing its native app. In a post today, cofounders Evan Ratliff and Jefferson Rabb explain their ...

“We don’t want a customer to encounter anything written by a Byliner author that isn’t as good as it could be and we take care and obsess over and craft these stories as well,” said Mr. Tayman. If Mr.

Texture, a digital magazine app, is partnering with The Atavist Magazine to sponsor a new weekly series called "The Mastermind," led by Atavist editor in chief Evan Ratliff. Starting this week, ...

In the age of Twitter, is there a place for long-form journalism online? In 2011, Atavist Magazine co-founder Evan Ratliff and his colleagues decided there was. Their belief turned out to be ...