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Presents charts on top magazines in the United States in 1996. Ten best-selling magazines; Ten best-selling new magazines; Top 50 magazines in advertising revenues; Top 50 magazines in paid circulation; Top magazine advertising categories; Top magazine spending by company. INSET: How hot?..

Focuses on the decline of magazine-sponsored galas in the United States, particularly in New York City. Entertainment sponsored by major television, cable and radio networks targeted at network television buyers; Change in attitudes of medial planners; Frequency of big magazine parties in the 1980s; Adjustments made by magazines that have done most of the heavy lifting in client entertainment. INSET: Strutting peacock..

Reports on the changes in the 'Marie Claire' fashion magazine owned by Hearst Magazines in the U.S. Comments from the magazine's editor in chief Lesley Jane Seymour; Focus of the magazine on shopping; Growth of the rate base of the magazine.

Ranks the top magazines in the United States in 1998. Revenues; Advertising pages; Circulation; Top publishing companies; Top advertising categories; Top magazine spending by company.

Presents advertising statistics of periodicals in the United States for the week of October 19, 1998. Rate base; Circulation; Comparison with 1997 statistics.

Focuses on the need for more diversity in the staff of periodicals in the United States according to study findings from Raymond-Karsan Inc. and Fairfield Research. Scarcity of minorities employed by magazine publishers; Concerns over under-representing minorities; Percentage of publishers with significant number of female employees.

Focuses on the market pressure on the circulation of periodicals in the United States. Challenge faced by publishers in retaining circulation statistics inspite of declining profits; Strategies to boost competitiveness implemented by publishers of the periodicals `Saveur,' and `Garden Design,'; Concerns over the slowdown of advertising revenues.

Presents statistical information on a variety of magazines in the United States. Names of the magazines; Information on the magazines. INSET: How Hot?.

Highlights the increase in the readership of periodicals in the United States. Comments from a managing director at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter, Jeff Sine; Statistical information on periodicals; Information on a variety of periodicals. INSETS: The magazine marketplace;Where the money comes from.

Presents the top ten magazines and up-and-comers in the United States for 1995. Selection criteria; Magazine rank; Magazine title; Revenues; Advertising pages; Circulation. INSET: Making it hot..

Examines the performance and prospects of magazines in the technology, politics and lifestyle categories. `Wired'; `Computer Life'; `Family PC'; `Yahoo Internet Life'; `George'; `The Weekly Standard'; `Hot Rod'; `Guns & Ammo'; American Benefactor.'

Presents results of the survey on identifying the interest of people in various kinds of magazine articles by the Knowledge Networks and Statistical Research poll in the United States. Percentage drop of fashion or beauty coverage; Decline of people and personalties, sports and movies ratings; Reduction on the percentage of travel.

Highlights the success of the 'National Journal,' an American political magazine being published by the National Journal Group. Efforts to cater to an elite readership; Rising influence and profits; Business strategy; Editorial content; Major competitors.

Focuses on adventure-oriented magazines in the United States. High profile enjoyed by adventure travel in American popular culture; `Outside' magazine's domination of the category; Launch of `National Geographic Adventure' magazine; `Sports Afield'; `The New Yorker' magazine's publication of a late summer special issue entitled `The Adventure Issue.'

Presents information on five new magazines in the United States. `Digital Diner'; `Jack Magazine'; `Mode'; `Provocateur'; `Wig.'

Comments on the business performances of weekly news magazines in the United States in 1996. Higher number of advertising pages, higher newsstand sales and high visibility in Washington, D.C. for `Newsweek'; First year of `Time' under editor Walter Isaacson; Work of new editor James Fallows at `U.S. News & World Report.'

Presents an outlook on the best-selling magazine categories in the United States in 1997. Includes personal investment advice; Minivans; Foreign travel; Luxury items; Americans' preoccupation with health and savings for retirement.

Presents information on some magazines that will be launched in the United States in 1997. `Icon'; `Blue'; `Coastal Living'; `Beer Connoisseur'; `Family Money'; `Conde Nast Sports for Women.'

Describes the best and worst newsstand sellers of some magazines in the United States. Description of the covers of best-selling issues of `People,' `Cosmopolitan,' `Time' and `Life.'

Reports on the decline in the use of magazine insert cards in the United States. Reasons for the decline.

Reports on the redesign of the 'Teen People' magazine owned by Time Inc. by its managing editor Amy Barnett in the U.S. Description of the cover strategy for the magazine according to Barnett; Competition with other magazine for teens; Reduction of the circulation rate base of the magazine.

Reports on the decline in the total advertisement pages in the U.S. magazine industry for June 2003 according to the Publishers Information Bureau. Comments from Ellen Oppenheim, executive vice president and chief marketing officer of the Magazine Publishers of America; Total magazine revenue; Details of the spending of some magazine advertisement categories, including automotive and toiletries and cosmetics.

Presents statistics related to mass media in the U.S. as of August 19, 2002. Technologies used in advertising; Gross ticket sales of motion pictures; Subscription price of magazines printed in the U.S.; Rating of television programs.

Reports on the impact of the September 2001 terrorist attack on women's lifestyle magazines in the United States. Increase in readers' response rate encountered by 'Real Simple'; Rise in guaranteed circulation of 'O'; Content changes in 'Guideposts.'

Reports on the advertising revenue growth of regional magazines in the United States as of March 2001. Decline in the page performance of national magazines; Basis of the revenue of city magazines; Relationship of local magazines with consumers; Factors attracting national advertisers to regional magazines.

Focuses on the year 2000 United States elections editions of `Time' and `Newsweek' magazines. Deadline set for the magazines' election articles; Number of magazine covers prepared by `Time'; Strategy of the election edition of `Newsweek.'

Discusses the Internet strategies of American magazines. Branding strategies by creatives for online marketing; Meredith Corp.'s content development for other Web sites; Gruner and Jahr AG's innovations on its Parents Web site; `National Geographic Traveler's' contest promotion to lure readers to its Web site; Growth of `Yahoo! Internet Life.'

Focuses on the Internet strategies of major print newsweeklies in the United States. `Newsweek' magazine's launching of a Web site in October 1998; Washingtonpost.Newsweek Interactive general manager Michael Rogers' description of his company's Internet approach; Initial advertisers; Time Inc. New Media's move to de-emphasize The Netly News in favor of launching its Time Digital Online site.

Presents an analysis on the market status and direction of consumer magazines in the United States as of September 1995 to provide a foundation for the economic interests of advertisers. Concerns on paper and postage costs; Anticipated demise of trendy magazines; Decrease in ad spending; Coming opportunities for ad revenue.

Reports on the dispute between Canadian and American publishers over split-run magazines or Canadian editions of American publications. World Trade Organization's declaration of the illegality of the 80 percent Canadian excise tax on advertising revenue from split-run magazines and postal subsidies for Canadian titles; Canadian advertisers' support for split-runs.

Discloses that `Prevention' magazine editor Anne Alexander is close to putting the finishing touches on her ongoing retooling of the monthly health digest. Target market; Effort to make the magazine more modern; Addition of new columns in the fall of 1998.

Reports on the `Buzz' magazine's filing of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in Los Angeles, California. `Los Angeles' magazine's purchase of `Buzz' magazine's trademark and subscriber list; Losses of the magazine.

Presents news dealing with several mass media organization in United States. Growth of magazine revenue for 1997 according to Publishers Information Bureau; Three television program to be launched by Cable News Network (CNN); Plan of The Source magazine to launched a sports title.

Highlights discussions at the Magazine Awards board meeting of the American Society of Magazine Editors. Focus on story written by Bruce Knecht for `The Wall Street Journal'; Provision of advance notices on articles that are sexually, socially or politically sensitive to corporate advertisers; Magazines' cooperation with advertisers.

Reports on developments in the magazine publishing business in the United States as of April 7, 1997. Selected entries for the 1997 National Magazine Awards; Internet-related doomsday cults featured in `Penthouse' magazine; Firing of Michael Caruso as editor in chief at `Los Angeles' magazine; `Marie Claire' mag's survey of the archetype male magazine reader. INSETS: Designwatch.;Writers' block..

Reports on developments affecting magazines in the United States as of June 17, 1996. Includes debut of `Healthy Remedies' and `Healthy Living'; Relaunch of `Disney Magazine' under the auspice of the Family Magazine Group; Interview with James Carville.

Presents news items concerning magazines in the United States. Shift by editors Anthea Disney and Michael Kinsley from print media to online magazines; Praise for the magazines `Saveur' and `Garden Design'; Pricing strategy employed.

Presents an update on various magazines available in the United States market as of September 18, 1995. Includes the tenets followed by Robert Sam Anson to revive the `Los Angeles' magazine; Editor Barbara O'Dair's efforts to emphasize on `US' magazine's in-depth celebrity coverage; Launching of `Smoke' consumer quarterly; Debut of `George'; Release of `Epicurious' by CondeNet, Conde Nast's online division.

Reports on developments related to periodicals in the United States as of July 31, 1995. `Black Enterprise' periodical's coverage of affirmative action beneficiaries; Changes after `Premiere' magazine's sale; Search for the successor of Mark Mulvoy as managing editor of `Sports Illustrated.'

Reports on developments related to magazines in the United States. Includes discussion of the first issue of `Family Life' magazine; `Fact Sheet Five Magazine' periodical's growth; Change in the editor of `Personal Best' column in `GQ' magazine.

Presents news regarding magazines in the United States. Evolution of `Vogue' magazine; Petersen Publishing's search for an editor for `Sassy' magazine; Cover of `Good Housekeeping' for June; Tom Hanks on `GQ' cover; Kato Kaelin's quotes in `Entertainment Weekly'; Drag queen feature of `New York'; Frustration of `People' managing editor Lanny Jones.

Presents developments related to magazines in the United States. `The New Republic' magazine editor Andrew Sullivan's ideas for a redesign; `The New Republic' magazine contributing editor Michael Kinsley's meeting with John F. Kennedy Jr.; David Korzenick's tenure as lawyer for `Spy' magazine; Annie Leibovitz's photograph of Paramount Pictures head Sherry Lansing for the `Vanity Fair' magazine's April 1995 issue.

Reports on the financial performance of different magazines in the United States based on revenue and page increases in the year ended January 1995. Includes automobile, business and computer magazines.

Presents forecasts for the trade magazine industry in the United States in 1995. Increased acquisition activity among trade magazines as a result of economic improvement; Resurgence of interest in business and trade publications; Reliance of trade magazines' performance on the performance of the businesses they cover.

Presents forecasts for the magazine industry in the United States in 1995. Effects of changes that swept the industry in 1994; Advertising pages; Focus on young readers; Restructuring of the industry; Comments by several industry executives.

Reports on the appointment of Lawrence Burstein as publisher of the 'New York' publication owned by Primedia in the U.S. Career background; Challenges to be encountered as publisher; Rate base of 'New York'; Speculations on the sale of the publication.

Presents news briefs on public opinion polls in the U.S. as of November 5, 2001. Results of a poll on the interest of people in magazine articles; Views of Americans on the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks; Findings of a poll on villains that people choose as costumes for Halloween.

Focuses on golf magazines in the United States. Influence of golfer Tiger Woods on the emergence of golf magazines; Information on `Maximum Golf'; Examples of lifestyle golf magazines.

Presents the marketing strategies of several magazines in the United States. `Elle'; `ESPN'; `FHM.'

Reports on declining response rates to magazines' direct mail campaigns for subscription renewal. Low level of consumer response to stampsheets; New Sub Services' sale of subscriptions via consumer bills and airline frequent flier programs.