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Glamour will be going into consultation over jobs but "can't confirm numbers" at this stage. The last monthly print edition will be published in November. The move is for the "beauty obsessed", the magazine said, adding the content will still include "some celebrities and fashion". The twice-yearly magazines will be out in spring and autumn, reflecting beauty and style "for the coming season".

The move will also see the editorial and commercial teams becoming "fully integrated". The BBC understands the move will result in the loss of some editorial and publishing staff. And the decline of print women's magazines continues It is a faster, more focused, multi-platform relationship," the magazine said, adding the "quality of ideas, vision and execution remain central". This move is taking place in the UK only, although the magazine is published in 17 markets including Brazil, France, Germany and the US.

Glamour is not the first magazine to change its focus to digital content - last year In Style magazine closed its print edition , while in Company magazine did the same.

Glamour UK's editor Jo Elvin was unavailable for comment. What can Glamour do online that others can't? Be better - more smart, beautiful, easy to use - perhaps. But that won't be easy. There is no getting around the deeper structural forces that are driving this change, which is the flight of readers from print to online, and the pursuit of those readers by advertisers for whom print is an ever lower priority.

The claim that integrating editorial and commercial departments is "a further innovative move" is not up to much, because many others have been forced to do the same. And when editorial and commercial departments merge, it's generally because the money is running out and so the commercial team actually control the editorial content. And that must be the concern for staff and indeed readers. The danger is that by moving online and focusing ever more on the traffic-generating beauty content, Glamour invests less and less in quality journalism.

Of course they will deny that is either the intention or the probable danger, but it is a substantial risk.