The Year Ahead for ... Magazines
14 Jan 2011
Claudine Collins fears publishers are relying on apps, so they must take time to get them right and be aware they may not make huge revenues.
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Marketing has teamed up with sister publication Event to celebrate the event marketing strategies of the world's biggest brands with the launch of the Brand Event Awards.
Claudine Collins fears publishers are relying on apps, so they must take time to get them right and be aware they may not make huge revenues.
Selling off the division is unlikely to be plain sailing, Alasdair Reid writes.
2009 was a year to forget. Now publishers are more optimistic after the latest ABC figures.
Many magazines have diversified away from traditional advertising to promote themselves to new readers. Media Week presents some of the most innovative examples from the first six months of the year.
The PPA needs to promote both itself and the industry.
Vanessa Clifford believes in not getting too maudlin over the state of the market as good editorial, targeted at the right people, is likely to succeed.
LONDON - The Financial Times is investigating allegations from journalists in its FT Business magazine division that they have been asked to write advertorials passed off as editorial features.
LONDON - Guardian Newspapers has confirmed plans to scrap three of The Observer's monthly magazine in an effort to combat daily losses of £100,000.
With even giants such as Conde Nast forced to close titles, the glossies market needs to change radically, Ann Cooper writes.
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