Elle Girl US closes in print but stays online

[Keyword: online journalism]. It used to be the case that when job cuts were to be made, website staff went first. Is it now the other way around? Possibly. Reflecting "the growing popularity of digital platforms among children and teenagers" (reports Journalism.co.uk), "US teen title Elle Girl is closing its print magazine after five years but continuing to publish online and to mobile subscribers."

Meanwhile, in a curious coincidence, the latest Guardian Jobs features the following two vacancies in the UK:

Web Editor- Sugar

You'll be an online journalist with a minimum of three years' experience editing commercial, fast-changing websites - ideally with some knowledge of the fast-paced teen and youth markets.Location: West London http://jobs.guardian.co.uk/browse/media/creative/vacancy-1122394-1.html?jobalert

Web Editor - Red and Psychologies

We are developing the Red brand online and require an experienced Web Editor to drive this development and create a future digital strategy for Red.Location: West London http://jobs.guardian.co.uk/browse/media/new-media/vacancy-1122394-2.html?jobalert