IAC Media Set to Launch Four Digital Publications under a broader communications ecosystem
Updated: Sep 15
Q&A, Framily, Arts & People, and Parent Magazine will form a new editorial portfolio shaped by curiosity, clear thinking, and the interconnected realities of modern life.
MIAMI — July 2026 — IAC Media has announced plans to launch four digital publications spanning entrepreneurship, leadership, culture, lifestyle, relationships, creative expression, and pet parenthood in October 2026.
Q&A, Framily, Arts & People, and Parent Magazine will form the foundation of IAC Media’s publishing channel. Each title will have its own editorial identity while contributing to a shared purpose: helping readers examine ideas and experiences with greater curiosity, context, and clarity.
The publications are part of a broader communications ecosystem being developed under IAC Media. As the umbrella platform, IAC Media brings together multiple channels—including publishing, podcasting, original programming, and a media and marketing agency—to explore ideas, support organizations and leaders, and connect meaningful information with the audiences it can serve.
“The world is not divided into neat categories, and neither are our lives,” said Ivy Arias, Founder of IAC Media. “The way we approach business is influenced by identity, relationships, culture, responsibility, health, and the lives we build outside of work. These publications will give cornerstone topics their own editorial space while helping readers recognize the relationships between them.”
Four Publications, Four Editorial Perspectives
Q&A will explore entrepreneurship, leadership, innovation, identity, and the questions behind consequential decisions. Through interviews, profiles, and thoughtful examination, the publication will highlight founders, leaders, and ideas that challenge conventional thinking and move people and organizations forward.
Framily will focus on the lives people create with family, friends, and the communities they choose. Its coverage will span relationships, travel, food, celebrations, leisure, well-being, and the evolving meaning of togetherness in modern life.
Arts & People will examine creative expression through the individuals and communities behind it. The publication will feature artists, cultural contributors, community projects, creative spaces, and the social conditions that influence how art is made, experienced, and sustained.
Parent Magazine will be dedicated to the emotional, practical, and deeply personal experience of life with animals. Created specifically for pet parents, it will explore companionship, health, care, advocacy, aging, love, loss, and the enduring place animals hold within families.
The inaugural edition will feature Diva Maria, Arias’s nearly 17-year-old dog, whose long life and relationship with her family provide a personal point of entry into the responsibilities, decisions, joy, and emotional depth of pet parenthood.
An Editorial Vision Rooted in Clear Thinking
The portfolio reflects Arias’s longstanding interest in social sciences and the conditions that help people think clearly, make more deliberate decisions, and create meaningful lives.
A strategic thinker, mentor, author, and advisor with more than two decades of professional experience, Arias has worked across business strategy, communications, leadership development, entrepreneurship, and community-building. Her perspective is informed by experience with global research and communications organizations, formal study in leadership, happiness, and well-being through programs at Stanford and Harvard, and the creation of mission-driven initiatives focused on expanding access to opportunity, knowledge, and cross-sector collaboration.
Those experiences have reinforced her belief that business, culture, relationships, well-being, and community cannot be understood entirely in isolation.
“I have always been interested in what helps people understand complexity without becoming immobilized by it,” Arias said. “Thinking clearly does not mean eliminating emotion or simplifying every difficult question. It means creating enough structure, curiosity, and perspective to identify what matters and determine the next meaningful step.”
That principle will serve as a connecting thread across the four publications and, over time, across IAC Media’s broader communications channels.
The editorial model will prioritize original perspectives, accessible analysis, lived experience, and constructive curiosity. Rather than pursuing volume for its own sake, the publications will focus on stories and ideas that help readers understand people, examine assumptions, and engage more thoughtfully with the world around them.
“Information is everywhere, but information alone does not always produce understanding,” Arias added. “Our goal is not to add more noise or tell people what to think. We want to create spaces that help people think more clearly, remain curious, and recognize the humanity within the subjects we explore.”
The four publications will also complement IAC Media’s professional and public-facing work. Through its agency, IAC Media partners with businesses, nonprofits, public-sector institutions, and global founders on strategic communications, positioning, and market growth. Its editorial and original-content channels will provide additional space for ideas, cultural observation, and meaningful public conversation.
Together, these channels reflect IAC Media’s broader view of communication: not as a single service or format, but as an interconnected system through which knowledge, stories, and ideas can inform decisions, strengthen communities, and create opportunity.
Q&A, Framily, Arts & People, and Parent Magazine are set to launch online through IAC Media in October 2026.
About IAC Media
IAC Media is a U.S.-based media and communications platform bringing together digital publications, podcasting, original programming, and a media and marketing agency.
Across its channels, IAC Media explores ideas, supports leaders and organizations, and connects knowledge with the audiences and communities it can serve. Its work is grounded in strategic thinking, cross-cultural fluency, creative expertise, and a commitment to expanding economic opportunity and strengthening U.S. global competitiveness.
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