Fashion magazines are losing ad revenue and readers
18 Aug 2009 | by Sarah Johnson
LONDON - The magazine sector, not surprisingly, has failed to escape the ravages of recession.
Click
to remove filters
LONDON - IPC Southbank has signed a deal with John Lewis to promote its autumn collection across five of its home-interest titles.
LONDON - The magazine sector, not surprisingly, has failed to escape the ravages of recession.
These days it s almost impossible to buy a magazine that exists as a standalone print product. In fact you re generally buying into a lifestyle brand that incorporates everything from a website to clothing and accessories.
Nearly half of the top 100 consumer magazines enjoyed circulation increases during the second half of last year, according to the latest ABC figures.
When Wagadon, the publisher of the Face, launched Arena, it became the subject of a TV programme. They couldn t believe we were quite that stupid, the Wagadon advertisement director, Rod Sopp, laughs. They wheeled out various industry pundits to make their case. They all agreed there was a place...
Janet Izatt reviews a year in which the rise of men s titles, epitomised by the success of Loaded, left women s magazines casting around for reasons to explain their readership losses
Magazines for the trendsetters and fashion gurus are enjoying a revival. Mairi Clark finds out how many are likely to succeed
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.