Magazines
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North |
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Angel magazine was launched almost a decade ago now, started by a brother and sister with a love for Islington and its surroundings. As can be expected when dealing with such a great area, Angel grew beyond anyone’s wildest expectations to what it is today – North London’s most respected monthly lifestyle magazine.
There was always going to be scope to increase the magazine’s coverage, so when North emerged nearly five years ago it was a welcome addition to the Archant family. Recently North celebrated its 50th issue in style, revisiting some of the people and companies that has made it a must-read for over 200,000 people each month around Crouch End, Muswell Hill, Highgate, Finchley and Alexandra Park.
Today, Angel and North continue to bring the latest celebrity interviews, exclusive shoots, community news and ideas to change your lifestyle for the better. The degree of loyalty clients feel towards the magazines suggests we are doing something right.
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NorthWest |
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About NorthWest magazine
NorthWest is a free affluent lifestyle magazine hand-delivered exclusively to 34,000 selected ABC1 homes and businesses throughout Belsize Park, Camden, Hampstead (including Village and Garden Suburbs), St John’s Wood, Primrose Hill and West Hampstead every month.
It is written for creative, style-conscious readers, who work hard and are interested in their local buzzing social scene. They have an average age of 43, eat out and travel regularly. NorthWest has an emphasis on interesting local characters, what’s happening and what’s new and hot in the area. Contributors include Alison Cork (The Evening Standard, Ideal Home and Your Home magazines) and Alistair Duncan (also The Evening Standard). NorthWest celebrated its 10th birthday in 2007.
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n-Revolution |
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N•Revolution is the UK’s most fun, action-packed magazine for Nintendo Wii and DS owners. Each issue is crammed full of the hottest, in-depth Wii and DS previews and reviews (including WiiWare), plus the latest Nintendo news – including new games in the pipeline. Then there are informative, entertaining features, plus a retro section for the Virtual Console. There’s also a comprehensive buyer’s guide – for Wii, DS and VC – and an expert tips section.
Furthermore, N•Revolution features the fun-filled Club N•Rev section devoted to all kinds of reader interaction, including game challenges and an online forum and exclusive downloadable content.
Phil King
Editor 100 per cent dedicated to the Nintendo Wii
• Written by enthusiastic and experienced gamers
• Exclusive interviews with keyindustry members
• Honest and forthright opinion
• Two free mini-magazines every month
• Exclusive online content and community |
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Natmag Weekly brands |
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When it comes to stories you just can't put down, real-life tales of ordinary people coping with extraordinary events, then Real People wins hands down every time. The magazine is packed with everyday heartbreaks and heroics and is full of the stories that really matter to real people. Best delivers a lively mix of ideas and inspiration to inform and entertain real women and help them get more out of every aspect of their lives.Celebrities, celebrities .... We love 'em and we love to write about them. Reveal is all about the celebrity phenomenon. From big marriage break-up, weight-loss stories, or another celebrity ‘flashing' at the paps, Reveal has it all. Our panel of celebrity experts are not only great at dishing dirt but they've also got a few gripping and inspirational reads up their sleeves that will make you laugh, gasp and cry. |
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NGamer |
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Complementing Future’s Official Nintendo Magazine, NGamer is a new unofficial Nintendo magazine that takes an in-depth, independent and irreverent look at the world of Nintendo, drawing on the legacy of titles like Total! and Super Play. As well as being the first in the UK to focus on Wii and the million-selling DS handheld, NGamer brings everything else Nintendo related, old and new, to the attention of its readers. |
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news wyre |
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WYRE Forest District Council’s Corporate
Plan for 2008-2011 has been launched.
It explains what we as a council are aiming
to achieve with the help of our partners over
the next three years.
This is our third Corporate Plan, which
builds on the achievements of the previous
plan ‘Building a Better Future 2003-08’. It also
draws from the new Sustainable Community
Strategy ‘Making a Real Difference 2008-
2014’ (see page 6).
Having consulted widely in developing
this plan we are confident that the
priorities identified will contribute
significantly to improving the quality of life
for residents, visitors and businesses in the
district.
This new Corporate Plan reflects a greater
focus on outcomes for the community:
quality of life, sustainability and prosperity,
underpinned by greater efficiency and
stronger partnership working. It also reflects
the constantly changing local government
environment and will be reviewed annually
to make sure that it is responding to, and
meeting, the needs of the district.
Our Vision
“We want Wyre Forest to be a district with
healthy, safe and flourishing communities
that are supported by a strong and diverse
economy. The local environment will be clean,
inspiring and valued, where people are proud
to live and work and are attracted to visit and
invest.”
Our vision is underpinned by the following
values:
• Being open, responsive and
accountable
• Value for money
• Promoting sustainable
development
• Putting customers first
• Valuing employees
•Working in partnership
In this plan we have four corporate aims
which represent what we want to achieve for
the district. These are:
• A better quality of life
• A sustainable
environment
• A vibrant local
economy
• A well run and
responsive
council
To help us achieve
these aims, we
have agreed four
priorities for
improvement to
help focus our
activity and
allocation of resources.
• More affordable housing
• Reducing waste to landfill and
increasing recycling
• District-wide regeneration
• Improving efficiency and value for
money |
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Network World Middle East |
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Network World Middle East is the leading regional monthly magazine shaping the future of network computing in the region. It empowers network IS professionals with the information needed to facilitate evolving business needs in the region. It is also available for digital download: www.cpilive.net/zinio
Network World Middle East was first published January 1, 2000. |
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Network World |
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Network World is the premier provider of information, intelligence and insight for Network and IT Executives. With an editorial focus on delivering news, opinion and analytical tools for key decision makers who architect, deploy and manage business solutions — Network World offers a unique and powerful combination of audiences and resources across Online, Print and Events to meet your marketing objectives. Choose from a wide variety of ad sizes and formats, strategic positions and placements to connect with a community of technology buyers who consider the publication a "must read" every week.
Network World was first published March 24, 1986. |
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Network & Telecom |
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Network & Telecom is renowned for its serious, in-depth articles on enterprise networking and integrated communications. Network & Telecom offers news reporting, detailed analysis, technology feature articles and product testing. Courtesy of a partnership with the American magazine Network World, part of the international IDG group, Network & Telecom has access to real-time information from all over the globe. Network & Telecom is a monthly publication running 14,500 copies, intended for a very specific target audience: decision makers in network and telecom companies and IT decision makers of Belgian companies. Network & Telecom is the absolute top notch publication for high-level content at this highly targeted audience.
Network & Telecom was first published May 1, 1999. |
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NetWorld |
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NetWorld is the only Polish magazine dedicated to corporate IT networks. It focuses on networks, security, infrastructure management, wireless, mobile and VoIP technologies. The magazine provides in-depth analyses, comparisons, technical advice and tests.
NetWorld was first published September 6, 1994. |
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