Special interest magazines

Article Abstract:

UK consumer spending on magazines rose by 37% in real terms in 1990-94, with the value of the special interest sector estimated at some 650 million pounds sterling in 1994. The main segments within the special interest sector are sport, cars, music, computers, gardening and men's general magazines. One of the fastest growing sectors is men's general magazines, which has increased by more than 150% since 1993 in terms of retail selling price. This reflects a change in men's reading habits and a greater willingness on the part of men to buy leisure magazines.

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Women's magazines

Article Abstract:

A report on the UK market for women's magazines in 2000 is presented, with focus on the general small decline in demand in this competitive market and the need for magazines to keep up with women's changing lifestyles.

Social aspects, Industry Overview, Women's magazines, Life style, Lifestyles, Women's periodicals

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Teenage magazines

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the performance of teenage magazines in the marketplace in the United Kingdom. The report includes market size, trends, circulation trends, market segmentation and consumer research.

Economic aspects, Marketing, Periodicals, Young adult literature

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