Staff Reporters
Jul 29, 2010

Campaign Asia-Pacific subscriptions rate card

Download the Campaign Asia-Pacific subscriptions rate card.

Campaign Asia-Pacific subscriptions rate card

Launching in September 2010, Campaign Asia-Pacific will be the most prominent and exciting content and research network for the industry in Asia. The region's largest editorial team for the industry will supply the biggest community of opinion-forming professionals more relevant content than any other single destination.

As a monthly, Campaign Asia-Pacific will be a decisionmaker's must-read, analysing industry issues, reporting on trends and delivering expert industry opinion, case studies plus heavyweight sector and platform reports in every issue.

The new magazine will carry twice the number of pages as Media in an all-new design with content that goes deeper into the key issues of the month, uncovers the performance of agencies and individuals, examines topical questions, gives essential career advice plus a 16-page section of industry insight.

Online Media.asia has been relaunched as a network of 5 subscription-based Campaign websites to deliver on-the-pulse news and views plus a research archive of more than 50,000 top quality articles, research and marketing case studies.

Campaign Asia-Pacific is also fully committed to new and alternative digital platforms to make content available wherever and whenever needed by its audience.

DELIVERY WHERE AND HOW YOU WANT IT

  • Monthly print magazine delivered to your home or office every month.
  • 5 daily updated websites accessible 24 hours a day from PC, mobile, iPhone and iPad.
  • Daily email bulletin for each website delivered at lunchtime every working day (plus breaking news alerts).
  • e-Magazine (plus all back issues) available on PC from anywhere in the world one week before the print edition.
  • iPad, iPhone and Kindle applications for the magazine will be coming soon for a rich magazine and web experience on the go.

Click here to download the Campaign Asia-Pacific subscriptions rate card.

Source:
Campaign Asia

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