It was pretty huge in late 90s / early 00s New York as a physical entity/product. It seemed to die down for about 5 years or so before bouncing back as a big digital/video property.

They have a self-titled TV show on HBO/Showtime. I am assuming that's considered non-digital media.

The hard magazine was distributed for free at every American Apparel (and numerous other places) for a few years. When hipster retail consumerism was at its peak the advertisements and content in those magazines definitely had a cultural influence, albeit short lived.