Sentence examples for growing magazine from inspiring English sources

Now a third lad magazine -- FHM, published by EMAP Metro -- has become the fastest growing magazine in the country in the last six months.

While members of the cell he is meeting no doubt consider themselves revolutionaries, their call to arms is Fast Company, the rapidly growing magazine that began in April of 1995 with a bold series of declarations blending Situationist sloganeering with Madison Avenue exhortations.

In 2001, he founded Portico magazine in Birmingham, which quickly became the fastest growing magazine in the state.

"In terms of circulation, we were one of the fastest growing magazines in the business," Mr. Lalli said.

Their numbers may be growing: Architecture magazine titled its July issue "Learning to Love the Box".

Like any entrepreneur, be prepared to dedicate yourself to growing the magazine, so it becomes a valuable resource for your audience and your industry.

Selling its 50% stake will let Bertelsmann refocus on its growing TV, magazine and book-publishing businesses.

Globally, The Week is one of the fastest growing print magazines of the last decade.

It reckons that the proportion will keep growing.For magazines, the campaign to push print is an admission that online advertising is never going to be worth as much as the paper kind.

"Growing up, magazines always seemed so far away to me, it was a different world in which only the most elite were allowed into," says Chloe Sheppard, a photographer who both produces and contributes to zines in the UK and overseas.

Lewis, a cofounder of Essence magazine, explains how he helped grow the magazine from 50,000 subscribers to more than 8 million and become the nation's most influential publication for African-American women.