Weeklies'/Biweeklies' First-Half Ad Pages Are An Ugly Status Quo

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No surprise that the respective -23.98%/-32.70% differentials through June are little changed from the -26.24%/-29.26% through March, because key advertising categories for the newsweeklies and business magazines--automotive, corporate/financial, and technology--remain in the tank. "Help" will come...

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1. 2009’s Best- and Worst-Selling Covers: The Jackson 'Five' — March 8, 2010
2. 2009 Best-/Worst-Sellers: Jon, Kate, and Obama's 'Needle' — March 8, 2010
3. 2009 Best-Selling Magazine Covers: Weeklies/Biweeklies Magazine Cover Charts — March 8, 2010
4. Brazil (The Economist) And Mexico (BusinessWeek) Are 'Best' Contrasts — March 8, 2010

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