CMN spins into The Record's void

Article Abstract:

A new music industry trade publication called Canadian Music Network (CMN) is scheduled to have its debut in May 2001. The magazine's name has been licensed from the Australian Music Network, whose publisher, John Woodruff, is also CMN's co-publisher. CMN will fill a void left by the demise of RPM, Canada's oldest music industry periodical. Brian Robertson, president of the Canadian Recording Industry Assn, said the new publication is timely since music is a C$1.4 billion industry in Canada.

Product introduction, Business & Trade Publications, Professional journals, Trade journals, Canadian Music Network

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Power to the people: People magazineEs strong showing in PMB 2003 could spark a shake-up in the Canadian magazine rankings

Article Abstract:

The latest results of the Print Measurement Bureau (PMB) have the magazine, People in the sixth place for readership. People is an American magazine on the Canadian stands since the past year and a half and the PMB result is a rejoicing matter, but a cause of concern for the Canadian magazines. With the positive result for People, it is possible that other American magazines with large Canadian circulation may want to make their presence felt.

United States, Sales & consumption, Periodical publishing, Market size, Periodical circulation, User statistics

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A pro-barf buy

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The youth-culture magazine, Vice, the favorite of the19-24 age group, boasts an international circulation of 350,000, and attracted advertisements worth U.S.$7 million/ C$9 million in 2003. The advertising figure could have been more, but the conservative Canadian marketers are wary of the magazine, because of its controversial content.

Marketing procedures, Market share, Marketing, Company marketing practices, Company market share

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