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- City and Regional Magazines: How to Develop Audience AND Increase Revenues!
City & Regional magazines are known for having a robust print and event presence. But online success can be more elusive.]
- ABC results show overall circulation decline but success for some sectors
Consumer magazine circulation figures are down overall but some sectors and titles are still showing notable growth, according to the latest figures from the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
- Rushing For Revenue, Magazines Are Spending Millions On Their Own Pop Culture Festivals
These are fantastical, perhaps incongruous scenes that an increasing number of magazines are spending millions of dollars to bring to life.
- Armed with analytics, publishers are already changing their Facebook Live strategies
In the day since Facebook announced it was offering in-depth analytics on videos uploaded to its platform, publishers are already finding ways to tweak what they’re been posting.
- Study: Over Two-Thirds of Americans Still Read Print Magazines
Advertising budgets may be abandoning print for digital media, but most adults still prefer to consume content across both sides of the digital divide.
- The latest New York Times Magazine is a 40,000-word, grant-funded book
Not long after Jake Silverstein was named editor of The New York Times Magazine in 2014, he had a dinnertime conversation with writer Scott Anderson and photographer Paolo Pellegrin.
- Sell Local: The Digital Ad Budgets Publishers Are Overlooking
When it comes to ad sales, publishers have seemingly well-thought-out plans.
- Publishers Flock to New Instagram Stories
Media firms are flocking to the new Instagram Stories, and that includes many of the same companies that are part of select group of publishers creating content for Snapchat Discover.
- Magazine ABCs: Private Eye print sales rise to 30-year-high as Economist reports 1.5m global circulation
Private Eye has maintained its place as the best selling UK current affairs magazine with sales slightly up year on year.