Carping about online's success ignores the bigger picture
13 Oct 2009 | by Richard Eyre
companies, newspapers and magazines blur tribal dividing lines and make competitive trash-talk just silly ...
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year. The same argument applies to magazines and, whereas supermarkets have high shares of the ...
companies, newspapers and magazines blur tribal dividing lines and make competitive trash-talk just silly ...
subscribers, so it not a totally new concept. Magazines have always understood the benefits of the loyal ...
difference. NO - Lindsey Wolfryd, Head of magazines, Mediaedge:cia When the freesheet market exploded ...
and innovative and bold portfolio of magazines. I damn well hope so. NO - Richard Addis, former ...
satellite channels. The quality of some free newspapers and magazines is unarguable - titles such as Metro ...
quality freebie will erode loyalty to the paid-for media. Why should magazines be any different to the ...
take on rivals such as BBC Magazines and H Bauer. This week, we unveil details of ShortList Media ...
overseas, but still have swathes of unsold inventory and low ad yields. Magazines are doing better ...
topical right now. And in women's magazines, a "then and now" edition of certain titles would be ...