During Janet's editorship," EQMM" embraced the trend of digitalization. In the early 1990s," EQMM" converted to desktop publishing, and in 2011 Hutchings admitted that she now read submissions entirely on a Kindle. In 2009," EQMM"’s podcast series began, which offered audience audio rendition of stories chosen from the magazine's archives. In the very same year, EQMM’s first major digital editions became available in addition to the traditional print format. Something Is Going to Happen, the "EQMM "editor’s blog, was launched in 2012, building a community where readers can discuss mystery and crime fiction actively and where" EQMM "editors, writers and readers can communicate more directly. Besides, the official website of" EQMM" offered information about the magazines to both subscribers and writers. In January 2018," EQMM "launched its first web-only columns, "Stranger Than Fiction", on its official website. Written by Dean Jobb and scheduled to be updated monthly for free, the new column studies and presents true crime cases, a topic that" EQMM" used to lack.