Archive for April 2007
Magazine sector analysis: Women’s Interest (Weeklies)
Posted by: David on: April 23, 2007
- In: Magazines
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To continue the analysis of what the UK’s biggest-selling magazines are doing online, I have analysed the market sectors rather than the magazines themselves.
The analysis points to a clear conclusion – the bigger the market sector (in terms of magazine sales), the less the sector has developed its online offering. I guess this is obvious [...]
If you love magazines
Posted by: David on: April 18, 2007
- In: Cool sites
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If you are into magazines and mag culture in a big way, check out the growing number of excellent magazine-loving blogs out there: MagCulture (UK perspective) and Mag.Nificient (US perspective), Boicozine are just three good examples. Do you know of any more?
What are the UK’s Top 50 magazines doing online?
Posted by: David on: April 1, 2007
- In: Magazines
- 5 Comments
Here’s a list of the UK’s Top 50 magazines (as measured by actively purchased copies) and what each one is doing online. The scary thing about this list is that 15 of the Top 50 magazines in the UK don’t have content-based websites (that’s 30%). They may have a media pack or a subscription page, [...]
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