Alec
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John Duncan said:
Not much chance of that, given the way forum traffic is accelerating: visits are up over 70% year on year, and page views up over 40%.
BigH
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John Duncan
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Covenanter
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John Duncan said:
Maybe people can't afford to buy anything so are just talking instead?
Chris
PS Aren't AVI threads boring?
John Duncan
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Chris
PS Aren't AVI threads boring?
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That's because nothing new has been said on them for ages . It's the same old arguments from both sides regurgitated ad infinitum .
Chris
PS Aren't AVI threads boring?
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That's because nothing new has been said on them for ages . It's the same old arguments from both sides regurgitated ad infinitum .
Covenanter
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I'd like to hear some but that seems rather difficult to arrange. Any generous owners in the Birmingham area who would let me listen? I'd bring you a nice bottle of wine!
Chris
Chris
Overdose
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altruistic.lemon said:
That depends on the wine.
If it's a nice Marlborough Savignon Blanc or Pinot Noir, now we're talking.
Clare Newsome said:
Indeed – and the magazine is still more than holding onto its sector leadership in what is definitely a tough market for specialist titles.
the record spot said:
Eh?????
While I may disagree with a number of the articles, I have no desire to see the demise of WHF, or any other special interest magazine come to that.
Circulation in 2011 was 40,007 (source ABC), circulation in 2012 34,330 (source Haymarket). Approx a 15% drop.
chebby
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andyjm said:
Yes, we know – but as Clare said, printed media is suffering circulation declines across the board, due to a number of factors including the increased use of online resources (such as all the reviews available here for free), the ongoing economic situation and so on.
There is a transition from print to online, but we don't think it will be complete – we'll still be producing the print magazine, not abandoning it completely (as many newspapers have, for example).
So the UK circulation numbers are now only part of the picture for the brand as a whole – as chebby has pointed out, you also have to take into account the total number of magazines sold, both of licensed editions and those published by our subsidiaries overseas, plus the rising traffic (and thus eventually revenues) on the website.
AEJim
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I notice that Autotrader are printing their final edition shortly as well! The website seems to be going strong though.
BigH
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BigH
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34,000 is very low but not surprising, the markets have changed, just go into your large newsagents and see how many hifi mags there are and then see how many mags on photoshop there are probably more on photoshop, 10 years ago I don't think there were any, also photo mags there are now loads, guess interests have changed.
BigH said:
I guess that's so, but when I worked on camera magazines the market supported two weeklies, each of which was selling getting on for 100,000 copies, IIRC. One bought the other, and the two titles merged, and now the one remaining weekly sells under 20,000.
To get back on topic, all kinds of sales volumes are adjusting in the current market.
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