Women's magazines top them all in advertising to the middle class

Article Abstract:

As the magazine publishing industry in Asia and the United States is continues to grow, advertising expenditures in magazines are forecasted to rise 9% in Asia to $2 billion, and 4% in the U.S. this year. One of the largest growing sectors in Asia is women's magazines, in which advertising spending increased 15% last year.

Periodicals, Periodical Publishers, Women's Periodicals, Print Media, Magazine Advertising, Media Business, Statistics, Periodical publishing, Women's magazines

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Losing steam in China

Article Abstract:

An ACNielsen survey claims that the growth rate of advertising in China fell from 37 percent in the first quarter of 2000 to 18 percent during the first quarter of 2001. This drop is attributed to a slowing U.S. economy, and lower consumer spending due to a maturation of the market. Aegis Group PLC Chief Executive Officer Douglas Flynn forecasts advertising growth in 2001 at 15 percent.

China, Marketing procedures, Research Findings, Forecasts and trends, Advertising agencies, Advertising, Surveys, Aegis Group PLC, ACNielsen Corp. (Schaumburg, Illinois), Flynn, Douglas

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Layoffs avoided--for now

Article Abstract:

Asia's advertising agencies have not yet been affected by layoffs, but advertising spending has begun to slow in some nations. A table lists ad expenditures by Asian nations in 2000.

Labor force information, Company Planning/Goals, Human resource management, Brief Article

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