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| 03-13-2012 |
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Top 5 Group Publishers of 2011: Source Interlink, Intermedia Outdoors and AmEx Show Enthusiast Ad-Power
Which three group publishers produced the highest ad-page gains overall in 2011? Perhaps not what you expect. Compared with 2010, where the big winners were the marquee mass-market group publishers Condé Nast, Hearst Magazines and Time Inc (see the...
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| 03-12-2012 |
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Three Magazines That ‘Triggered’ Group Publishers In 2011
The pun refers to Handguns, where a +25.61% 2011 propelled Intermedia Outdoors to the biggest percentage differential (+7.58%) among the 22 group publishers charted. Handguns’ 254.04 ad pages were not large enough to crack the fishing/hunting...
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| 01-02-2012 |
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MONTHLY, GROUP PUBLISHER AND DIGITAL REVISIONS
HEARST MAGAZINES JANUARY-SEPTEMBER 2012/2011 Title Ad Pages ‘11 Ad Pages ‘10 % Change Harper’s Bazaar 1,100.76 1,156.76 -4.84 Total Hearst Titles...
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| 12-12-2011 |
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Wenner Media Retains The Group Publishers’ Ad-Page % Lead Through September
Consistency reigns supreme here, as the Rolling Stone-flagshipped Wenner’s +12.27% differential was close to its +14.59% first-half, and although the momentum is slowing in the fourth quarter, the company will stand out by having RS, Us Weekly and...
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| 12-12-2011 |
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Top 5 Mag Group Pubs Jan-Sept.: Wenner Was the Ad-Page Winner
Moving into the last weeks of 2011, min takes a look at magazine group publishers' boxscore data for January - September 2011 versus 2010. Of the 23 consumer groups listed, 10 showed gains in ad pages. Biggest performer was Wenner Media (totaling 290.37...
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| 09-12-2011 |
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Group Publishers Were at a First-Half Ad-Page Stalemate
Officially, it was 13 publishers-up/12-down, but the score would have been even had not Hearst Magazines’ -0.46% put over the top by new acquisition Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S.’s +3.81% making the now-21-magazine aggregate +0.85%. Elle, Elle...
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| 07-11-2011 |
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Group Publishers’ First-Quarter Charts Bid Au Revoir To Hachette
Hearst Magazines’ May 31 acquisition of Hachette Filipacchi Media’s six U.S. magazines (part of Hearst Corp.’s worldwide buy of Lagardère SCA’s non-French titles) ends a publishing presence that started in 1985 with Elle and...
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| 06-06-2011 |
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Hearst, Hachette Ad Page Charts
Charts below are of the ad-page records of the three HM publishers plus 2007-2011 WD publisher-turned-chief brand officer Carlos Lamadrid, who is leaving, along with Hearst Magazines and Hachette FIlipacchi Media U.S. first-half ad-page data. Read more about...
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| 03-14-2011 |
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Group Publisher Leader Hearst Benefits Directly, Indirectly, And ‘To Come’
Hearst Magazines (+10.51%) is the majors’ champ thanks to the pictured Harper’s Bazaar (+17.65%) and the previously acknowledged Food Network / Marie Claire / Popular Mechanics. Plus, Elle Decor’s (+34.65%) success for HFN U.S. will be...
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| 11-08-2010 |
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Why Hearst Magazines Is The Group Publishers’ Leader in 2010
Among major companies (five magazines or more) HM leads with a +12.23% January-through-September. Courtesy of the still-surging Food Network (+275.90%), Marie Claire (+17.47%; more on vp/publisher Nancy Cardone’s successful first year to come), and...
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| 06-07-2010 |
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Group Publishers Looked 'Better' 1st Qtr. 2010
In normal circumstances, a five-up/21-down ratio in group publishers’ cumulative ad pages for first-quarter 2010-versus-2009 would have been judged a disaster, but next to the year-end 2009-versus-2008 horror show where -20%-and-worse differentials were...
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| 05-24-2010 |
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Revisiting--Hopefully For The Last Time--The Group Publishers’ Horror Show
The clobbering that magazines and all media took with the economy last year needs no explanation. It has been a min tradition to publish group-publisher data since 1987, and year-end 2009-versus-2008 was painful not only because of the huge cumulative ad-page...
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| 10-19-2009 |
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Time Inc.'s First Half Gets 'People StyleWatch' Style Points
Group publishers’ charts last week omitted People StyleWatch, and although its inclusion below barely moved the needle--from -23.19% to -22.57%-- StyleWatch’s +15.89% stood out in this miserable year. That continues through November (+22.43%), and...
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| 10-12-2009 |
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American Media 'Flex'-es Its Group Publisher’s Ad Muscles
We expected a clean downward sweep with min’s first-half-2009 group publishers’ advertising-page charts and would have had it were it not for the double-digit percentage gains by Flex and Muscle & Fitness being enough to give the David...
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| 10-12-2009 |
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GROUP PUBLISHERS’ JANUARY-JUNE 2009-VERSUS-2008 AD-PAGE REVIEW AD-PAGE REVIEW
AMERICAN EXPRESS PUBLISHING CORP.* Title Ad Pgs. '09 Ad Pgs. '08 % Chg. Departures 214.30 428.63 -50.00 Executive Travel Skyguide 104.04 110.00 -5.42 Food & Wine ...
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| 06-08-2009 |
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Charting The Bigger Bonnier And The Smaller Hachette
Acquisition last week of five Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S. enthusiast magazines gives Swedish-owned Bonnier Corp. 50-plus titles in just four years here. HFM U.S., which came with Elle in 1983 and grew rapidly in the 1980s, is now diminished...
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| 06-01-2009 |
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Group Publishers Neared Advertising Rock-Bottom
Only surprise from the dismal differentials is that two out of the 27 companies did finish last year cumulatively up in ad pages: Mansueto Ventures (+8.57%) and North American Media Group (+7.58%), courtesy of Fast Company (+23.91%) and History Channel...
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| 10-20-2008 |
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North American Media Group First-Half Ad Pages Headed North.
Revised data for the Minnetonka, Minn.-based NAMG (top New York executive is executive vp/ex-Sports Illustrated publisher Fabio Freyre), where the magazines revolve around clubs, makes it just the...
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| 10-13-2008 |
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Group Publishers' First-Half Ad-Page Review: The Worst Is Yet To Come.
That four group publishers--Bauer/Mansueto/National Geographic Society/Rodale--were cumulatively up in 2008-versus-2007 ad pages through June looks impressive now, because the second-half differentials have been disastrous with the monthlies' likely to...
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| 06-30-2008 |
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min's First-Half Ad Pages: Newsweeklies Prove That All Advertising Losses Are Not Created Equal.
Cumulatively, the numbers were lousy through the first half and will stay lousy during the second half because of the e-c-o-n-o-m-y. But a subtlety is that Newsweek fared worse through the first half (-25.11%) than it did through the first quarter (-16.51%)...
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