22 Mar 1996
Specialist magazines accounted for 64 per cent of the 228 magazines
launched in the UK last year...Specialist magazines accounted for 64 per cent of the 228 magazines
launched in the UK last year ...
into
specialist magazines.
The IPC Magazines/RSL survey of 90 specialist titles, which are not
covered ...
title, and that they spend
nearly half an hour at a time reading a specialist magazine.
IPC ...
10 Nov 1995
Magazine readers are becoming more relaxed about having advertorials as
a form of advertising...Magazine readers are becoming more relaxed about having advertorials as
a form of advertising in the titles they read, according to the latest
qualitative research from BBC Magazines.
The BBC magazines research for its flagship title Radio Times found that
readers were comfortable ...
03 May 1996
| by NICK PURDOM
GETTING THE MESSAGE: Well written advertorials find their niche in
mainstream magazines...GETTING THE MESSAGE: Well written advertorials find their niche in
mainstream magazines ...
as they are often
labelled in the press, have been running in women s magazines and
popular publications ...
and trade magazines
but publishers and editors tend to play down their importance.
They re a very ...
13 Nov 1998
| by SOPHIE BARKER
are aware of the full range of
Which? magazines and books, supporting an advertising campaign in the
area...are aware of the full range of
Which? magazines and books, supporting an advertising campaign ...
06 Jun 1997
| by JULIETTE GARSIDE
of the July issue of Options magazine.
The split cover opens to reveal a full length shot of the cover model...Razor brand Gillette SensorExcel has scored a first with a gatefold
advertorial on the front cover of the July issue of Options magazine.
The split cover opens to reveal a full length shot ...
Mizz and 19 magazines,
through Lynne Franks PR and media agency New PHD.
...
26 Jan 1996
| by MICHAEL KAVANAGH
to step up their efforts, despite a legal wrangle
with a magazine which says that it has been unfairly...to step up their efforts, despite a legal wrangle
with a magazine which says that it has been unfairly ...
for magazines and PR, insisted the
union was not opposed to magazines offering properly ...
writ agains the NUJ after a spread in
its in-house magazine The Journalist named The Lawyer among ...
12 Mar 2004
The Daily Mirror's launch of its weekly 3am magazine is yet another conduit for music and celebrity...Competition among the tabloids' showbiz writers - and among publicists vying for column inches - is to become yet more intense following The Daily Mirror's launch of 3am magazine.
Rival output from The Sun ...
for Star magazine ('Free today for every reader'). Outside its The Goss column (the famous 'Bitches ...
21 Jun 1996
| by JANET IZATT
and senior
account executives to strengthen their knowledge of the magazine
medium .
Claudette ...
, on the effective use of research, advertorials, sponsorship,
and integrated communications. IPC magazine editors ...
.
* The British Society of Magazine Editors is hosting a forum next week
entitled: Are British magazines being ...
18 Aug 2000
| by ADAM HILL
and
media magazine in November. Marketing, owned by PR Week s publisher,
Haymarket, has not announced a...Conor Dignam, editor of Marketing, is moving to New York to edit
Advertising Age International after an approach from Crain
Communications. Dignam takes up the post on the global advertising and
media magazine in November. Marketing, owned by PR Week s publisher,
Haymarket, has not announced a ...
01 Mar 1996
, but it received a second kick in the
backside for featuring a model s derriere in their in-house magazine
Ford...Poor old Ford. Not only blushes all round for discolouring workers
faces in their advertisements, but it received a second kick in the
backside for featuring a model s derriere in their in-house magazine
Ford News. Blatantly sexist and offensive was how one manager saw
it, prompting the whole ...