I've seen some complaints about the most recent Insider. It's hard to top the Sith issue but overall I didn't think it was that bad.

Fans have to be realistic. There will be no further production news about new movies, which took up a huge amount of ink in the Insider for the past several years. There will be production news about the television shows, but not for at least another year or more. This means things like games, comics, and books will get more coverage. Be grateful the fan club isn't planning at the moment to turn the Insider back into a quarterly like it was 10 years ago.

On the other hand, I think the fan club has an obligation to make sure the Insider remains a SW publication. That's why we bother reading it. If the Insider starts running non-SW material (Indiana Jones being an acceptable exception), it's not a SW mag anymore. It's just like Starlog or Sci Fi or Entertainment Weakly or Premiere or any one of a zillion other entertainment/movie magazines. I'm sure some people found the ILM article interesting but frankly, it's just like running an article on Ewan McGregor's upcoming movies or Natalie Portman's pixie haircut. It's tangental to SW but it ain't SW.

Part of the problem is that Lucasfilm is saving a lot of its good content, including rare vintage stuff, for the official site. Granted some of it, like the recent run on some old educational film strips, can only be enjoyed on a website. But I think a lot of fandom-focused stuff, like for instance, an article on the making of a fan film or suggestions on how to customize dolls or action figures, could fill up pages. Or how about an article addressing the urban legends that have sprung up around the movies? An article on the different stage shows based on the movies would be interesting too.

Be patient, things will heat up again someday. In the meantime, keep the Insider SW-ish .