Mag
- a - zine
Random
House Dictionary of the English language defines Magazine as:
A
publication that is issued periodically, usually bound in a paper cover,
and
typically
containing stories, essays, poems etc., by many writers, and often
photographs
and drawings, frequently specializing in a particular subject or
area,
as hobbies, news or sports etc. etc. So... how, do you define
Magazine?
Magazine
Trivia
The
Word "Magazine" comes to us from France, where one of the
world's first
Magazine,
called "Journal Des Scavans", was first published in Paris in
1655.
Magazine
was a storehouse for just about anything, from dairy products to
ammunition,
only taking is present meaning sometime during the 18th Century.
Longevity,
the name of the game
The
Magazine Industry is crowded with a tremendous and overwhelming array
of
choices, from which to choose to keep abreast of current events and
issues
touching
on our every day lives-careers etc. With the failure rate of new
launches
at
well over 50% each year, should you throw in the towel even before you
start?
Well...
here is some food for thought to give your efforts into the Magazine
waters,
a
glimmer of life saving hope:
Quick
Printing Magazine evolved out of a Newsletter for
some 300 folks
who
thought of themselves as quick printers-24 years ago.
PC
Magazine was started in a San Francisco dining
room in 1981.
Time
Magazine was founded in a second-story room on
East 17th Street in
New
York city 78 years ago.
MS
Magazine began with a smaller capital than most of
your regular
publications.
Starting out as an insert in New York Magazine.
Reader's
Digest began in a Greenwich Village basement, in
1922.
Life
Magazine though publishing its last monthly issue
on May 2000,
started as
a weekly, in 1936.
Kiplinger's Personal
Finance Magazine is a product spin-off of Willard
Kiplinger
publishing company, which started out with The Kiplinger
Washington letter,
a newsletter, in 1923.
Make
Yours, a Valuable Resource.
In
a B to B media study from American Business Media, B to B executives
were
asked
which media they get their information from and how that
influence
purchasing
decisions-56% find B to B extremely valuable as information source,
51%
said
it influence purchasing. Something to think about when developing
your
publication.
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