Will pharma advertisers respond to new niche mags?…
Will pharma advertisers respond to new niche mags?…
Will pharma advertisers respond to new niche mags?…
Home-delivery based distribution model gains advertisers…
Insufficient national advertising forces Hearst to put a halt to Diversión…
Can publishers please Spanish and English speakers with one paper?
HNAA strikes deal with Metrosuburbia
Women´s magazines, Publishers and advertisers miss each other in their attempts Sami Haiman, advertising director for AMI Latino Media Group's newly launched Shape en Español, says general market advertisers are very cautious, too cautious, when targeting the Hispanic market.
NEWS AND TRENDS
• Hearst puts a halt to Diversión
• New print vehicles for pharma advertisers
• Hot print media advertising campaigns
• Panregional: A strong start in 2004
AD-TRACKING
• El Nuevo Herald leads the pack… and a look at pharma advertising in magazines
EDUCATION
• New journalism programs try to meet the demand for skilled Spanish-language reporters
MAGAZINE CATEGORIES
• Emerging Hispanic women's mags reveal a diverse market: Will advertisers sit up and take notice?
NEW INITIATIVES
• TWSJ Spanish insert aims high – half a million circulation
• Hoy breaks into the LA market, are they up to the challenge?
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