
Pictured; Alex Blackwood and Sarah Tuck Dish magazine, owned by ICG Media, has welcomed in Alexandra Blackwood as its new digital content producer. Blackwood, who was…
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Pictured; Alex Blackwood and Sarah Tuck Dish magazine, owned by ICG Media, has welcomed in Alexandra Blackwood as its new digital content producer. Blackwood, who was…
In an ode to the strengths of knowing your online audience, dish magazine’s website changed its tone and increased its presence in an effort to connect with readers…
Following the unforeseen difficulties the media landscape has faced due to Covid-19, Image Centre Group’s (ICG) senior leadership team has released a statement reaffirming its commitment…
It was announced today that Idealog magazine will be shifting solely to its digital site and has ceased its physical print production. Founded in 2006, Idealog…
As editor, Sarah Tuck has made her mark on Dish magazine but beyond the pages, she’s also building a cooking community with a regular spot on TVNZ’s Breakfast and RNZ. We speak to her about the changes she’s seen to the magazine industry and how she’s turned her love of food into a career.
The 2019 Agency Issue of NZ Marketing magazine is out now, featuring findings from the Agency Perceptions study conducted with TRA.
The 2018 Webstar Magazine Media Awards finalist lists are out for this year’s 39 categories.
Last night, under a collection of aviation aircraft in the MOTAT Aviation Hall, the magazine industry gathered to celebrate the achievements of its products and people at the 2017 Magazine Media Awards. Among the winners, it was Bauer that collected the most certificates, while Tangible Media and Fairfax followed.
Following on from the success of Meat, the Image Centre publishing group has now launched Toast! magazine in collaboration with Liquorland. The first edition of the quarterly content marketing magazine was released in early January, and over 105,000 issues have already been distributed throughout New Zealand.
Dish magazine has a new website to satisfy readers’ appetites for news and tips in between its bi-monthly print editions. The responsive website will include more hospitality news and content previously only offered via its Facebook page.
The February/March 2013 edition of Dish has beaten stiff competition to win The Maggies: Magazine Cover of the Year award for 2013.
Once again, Nielsen’s latest readership results and the ABC’s circulation numbers don’t make for particularly pleasant reading for the magazine sector, with all weeklies charting declines deemed significant on the same time last year, plenty of other significant declines and a rare few increases. And, perhaps not surprisingly, the MPA and the various publishers are hoping to change the conversation from a one-dimensional discussion about quantity, to a multi-dimensional discussion about the quality of engagement across a number of platforms.
The magazine industry is doing better than its counterparts in newspapers when it comes to retaining readers, with the majority of New Zealand publications showing stable or increasing readership according to Nielsen Consumer and Media Insights.
It’s a rather interesting period in the history of magazines and, despite the prevailing belief that shiny new digital toys are killing off paper, the latest readership and circulation numbers have once again showed the market is still in fairly good health in New Zealand.