Private Eye, the satirical magazine published fortnightly, has increased its cover price from 80p to 90p. The title currently has a circulation of 201,224 (ABC Jul-Dec92).. Redwood Publishing confirmed to MediaTel this morning that BBC Vegetarian Good Food is to up its frequency from bi-monthly to monthly from October. Speculation that the cover price is… Continue reading Magazine News..
You & Your Wedding Magazine has linked up with Carlton Television to offer an advertising package that involves airtime, space in the magazine and regional poster sites.The cost of the package is around £26,000 which includes the following; 2 week TV campaign targeted at ABC1 women under 44 Advertising/advertorial space in You & Your Wedding… Continue reading You & Your Wedding/Carlton Tie Up
Phat Magazine, a lifestyle title for teenage boys, is to hit the news-stands on July 1. The magazine’s ad manager, Laurence Stubbs, explained to MediaTel that Phat will be aimed at the pre-Face and Arena reader. It will comprise a number of sections covering lifestyle, music, product information and what’s on and where to go.Stubbs… Continue reading Phat To Target Teenage Boys
Advertising director of the Guardian, Caroline Marland, will retain her position when the newspaper’s sales department officially joins up with the Observer on Monday.Only two of the senior Observer staff will survive the move, with Stuart Taylor taking over as a sales manager on magazines and supplements (formerly display sales manager) and Jane Finch as… Continue reading Guardian/Observer Positions Settled
The next year will see three new satellite channels launching into what is becoming a rapidly growing sector, in terms of new launches. The three are as follows:Autumn 93 – UK Living – A women’s channel owned jointly by Thames TV and United Artists. Details on programming are not available at present, although negotiations are… Continue reading New Satellite Channels
Emap Nationals has released the first details of its new contribution to the motoring magazine market, a weekly title – Carweek – available on news-stands from October.Speaking to MediaTel this morning, Emap dealership manager, Tony Ahmet, confirmed that the magazine will be made up of two sections, with up to the minute news and car… Continue reading Emap In Driving Seat With Carweek
Advertising director of the Guardian, Caroline Marland, will retain her position when the newspaper’s sales department officially joins up with the Observer on Monday.Only two of the senior Observer staff will survive the move, with Stuart Taylor taking over as a sales manager on magazines and supplements (formerly display sales manager) and Jane Finch as… Continue reading Guardian/Observer Positions Settled
Phat Magazine, a lifestyle title for teenage boys, is to hit the news-stands on July 1. The magazine’s ad manager, Laurence Stubbs, explained to MediaTel that Phat will be aimed at the pre-Face and Arena reader. It will comprise a number of sections covering lifestyle, music, product information and what’s on and where to go.Stubbs… Continue reading Phat To Target Teenage Boys
Publisher of the Daily Express and the Daily Star, United Newspapers, is attempting to raise £190m through its shareholders by requesting that they buy one new share for every five they already own at a price of 480p per share.The group is hoping to spend at least £100m over the next year on acquistions and… Continue reading United Newspapers £190m Issue
Following last month’s unexpected news that LWT was to take a 14% stake in Yorkshire Tyne Tees Television, it was announced yesterday that north-west contractor Granada has bought 15% of London Weekend TV, valued at £68m.Granada is clearly paving the way for future acquisitions should heritage secretary, Peter Brooke, agree to relax the broadcasting laws… Continue reading Granada Takes Stake In LWT
