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Esquire is the only legacy media brand I know that so aggressively pushes its archive in multiple channels. Its Esquire Classic subscription-based archive of all issues dating back to 1933 ($4.99/mo) gets promoted on the site, in an excellent podcast and in an email newsletter. This is the magazine, after all, that was home to some of the finest writers from Fitzgerald and Hemingway to the seminal New Journalism of Tom Wolfe, Gay Talese and Norman Mailer.
