Magazine Advertising Down 18% in Revenue and 25% in Number of Pages
Sunday, January 17, 2010@ 11:26 PM
This is a follow up to the blog post I did called – Magazines and Newspapers are Dying.
The Magazine Publishers of America have released the 2009 data for magazine advertising revenue and number of advertising pages.
Magazines in the US have suffered a large drop in revenues and pages last year (2009).
Here are some examples in advertising revenue -
- Business Week – Down 31.2%
- Fast Company – Down 26.9%
- GQ – Down 22.4%
- Inc. – Down 46.4%
- Maxim – Down 18.7%
- Newsweek – Down 30.4%
- People – UP 3.8%
- Rolling Stone – Down 14.7%
- Scientific American – Down 41.8%
- Ski – Down 29.4%
- Skiing – Down 40.4%
- Sports Illustrated – Down 12.8%
- Time – Down 13.3%
- Transworld Snowboard – Down 17.5%
Overall, magazine revenue is down 18.1% and the number of pages for advertising is down 25.6%. This is a huge blow to the magazine industry in the US. I can only imagine that Australia will have similar results unfortunately.
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