Sentence examples for magazine operation from inspiring English sources
Its Australian magazine operation is also up for sale.
However, BBC Worldwide, which is looking at selling off a stake in its magazine operation, admitted that the sector is under huge pressure.
Haymarket Publishing reported an almost 40% rise in pre-tax profits last year to £7.2m, although its flagship UK trade magazine operation struggled in tough market conditions that continued in the first half of 2012.
"The company is walking a very fine line in terms of financial viability, in terms of both excessive financial leverage and the worst magazine operation environment in the last 40 years," said Peter Appert at Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown.
In January, Time Inc said it was cutting nearly 500 jobs, about 6% of its 8,000 global staff, with the UK magazine operation cutting 150 jobs or about 8% of the total staff employed.
Globo.com will use combined content from Globo's television, newspaper and magazine operations.
It was also helped by strong results in its cable and movie divisions and by a price increase for some AOL customers, though magazine operations faltered.
Perhaps because growth at several Time Warner businesses has been slow, executives spent a good deal of time explaining how the merged company could improve performance at Time Warner's film, music and magazine operations more effectively on the Internet.
Ellis Watson, chief executive of the Dundee-based publisher's newspaper and magazine operations, said that the 75th anniversary edition on 4 December will include a reprint of the first-ever Dandy, which went on sale in 1937.
Hearst developed its proprietary CMS platform, Media OS, to streamline its magazine operations, break down silos between departments, and focus on data insights to drive its content creation approach.
BBC Worldwide is in line to significantly boost its coffers with the sale of a majority stake of its magazines operation, but this is not likely to be completed before what is thought to be an end-of-the-year deadline for Virgin Media to offload its stake.
