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The year media business changed — then didn’t The pandemic’s impact on the local news business 3 questions with gal-dem’s Mariel Richards The Wall Street Journal’s SEO strategy, Teen Vogue’s outcry over its new editor and more The year the media business changed — then didn’t Since March 11, 2020, the media industry experienced all sorts of changes. Media companies left their offices as stay-at-home orders went out. They laid off employees as advertising revenue dried up. They pivoted to virtual events and remote video production as much of the industry began working from home...

Mr. Moore Of Normal Park Museum School Named Teacher Of The Week By This Week Junior Wednesday, March 3, 2021 This Week Junior magazine honors teacher Mr. Moore from Normal Park Museum Magnet Lower School The Week Junior, the only newsmagazine reporting current events directly to kids aged 8-14, has named Normal Park Museum Magnet Lower School’s Mr. Moore Teacher of the Week in this week’s issue. He was nominated by student Abby, 9, who shared the following: “Mr. Moore teaches Advanced Studies at my school. In our sessions, we start out with something fun, like palindromes or k...

Current affairs and home titles prosper in Covid hit mag ABCs Richard Stuart-Turner Tuesday, February 16, 2021 A number of titles covering the news and current affairs and home and garden sectors bucked a general downward trend in a Covid-19 hit market according to the latest Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC) consumer magazine reports. A number of current affairs and home titles performed well in 2020 The newly released data, which covered the final six months of 2020 – though some titles reported for the full-year – suggested a hankering for informati...

ABCs: media buyers highlight winners of turbulent year in magazines sector Covid-19 wreaked havoc on circulations but subscription copies rose 13%. by Daniel Farey-Jones Sign in to continue Free email bulletins

The 6% average decline was worked out using every magazine title whose latest circulation was published in ABC’s biannual report on Thursday. For some titles it uses full-year figures while others are July to December only. The figures include digital editions where applicable and some include non-UK circulations where specified. [Read more about the n Among the hardest-hit were ES Magazine, the Evening Standard’s free weekly lifestyle title which paused publication for six months and returned in September. It returned with a weekly distribution of under 200,000 compared to 357,606 in the...