[C2.] Solo Magazines Scramble in Slump For magazines not owned by media conglomerates -- like Outside, Nylon and Bridal Guide -- the recession has provided a vivid test of their survival instincts and prospects.
Back in New York, after the elections, she joined the ranks of feminists with mattress privileges in the loft that Steinem had built above her dining table and went to work at Ms. A few minutes into dessert, the women began reminiscing about Ms. "before the Australians" — meaning the Australian media group that took over the magazine during a slump in 1987.
Back in New York, after the elections, she joined the ranks of feminists with mattress privileges in the loft that Steinem had built above her dining table and went to work at Ms. A few minutes into dessert, the women began reminiscing about Ms. "before the Australians"—meaning the Australian media group that took over the magazine during a slump in 1987.
Forbes ASAP is not the first magazine victim of the slump in spending on technology.
Forbes magazine, citing a worldwide slump in that industry, reported in 1987 that the figure probably had shrunk to $250 million or less.
People magazine is addressing a slump in single copy sales – issues sold one by one, in venues like newsstands and supermarkets, rather than by annual subscription — with what executives are calling their most comprehensive advertising campaign to date.
A slump in magazine advertising has cut the opportunities for models looking to break into the A-list, too.
"We find that the experienced models continue to earn well". A slump in magazine advertising has cut the opportunities for models looking to break into the A-list, too.
The magazine's circulation has slumped to 150,000, from about 220,000 in 1984.
In 2009, as the advertising slump hit magazines, Newsweek's ad pages fell 25.9 percent, about average for the industry, while Time's fared better, dropping 17.4 percent.
