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ABCe success for Dennis Publishing

Stuart Goodwin — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 13:24:24 +0000

Dennis Publishing’s latest Audit Bureau of Circulations Electronic (ABCe) figures have been released highlighting a growth in popularity for the publisher’s digital titles.

Dennis’ iGIZMO, which was launched in February, attracted an average of 101,785 unique users per fortnightly issue over the last year, a press release from the group said, while weekly title Monkey recorded 283,541 unique users on average and 1,009,298 for September.

The latest figures show a fourth successive rise in ABCes for Monkey, according to the release.

Fortnightly magazine iMOTOR’s issue average for unique users was 108,622 – 221,739 in September’s figures.

These audits prove that the digital magazine sector is a viable, growing and successful business model. In addition, these titles are really delivering for our advertisers,” said Bruce Sandell, head of NPD at Dennis, in the statement.

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Dennis signs PKR in first customer magazine deal

Oliver Luft — Wed, 07 May 2008 10:12:32 +0000

Magazine publisher Dennis – home of such venerable tiles as Monkey and Maxim – has signed a deal with online poker operator PKR to produce a quarterly PKR print magazine for their players.

The magazine will be the first produced by its new customer magazine wing, Dennis Communications.

The first issue of the magazine, which will be distributed free to some of PKR’s leading players, will be published in June 2008.

Dennis has already established itself as publisher of consumer poker titles with its Inside Poker and Poker Player brands.

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Journalism.co.uk: Dennis launches new digital title Gizmo

Oliver Luft — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 16:48:28 +0000

Dennis Publishing is to launch a new digital-only title, which will combine online, broadcast and print formats in an email sent to readers.

Gizmo, a free fortnightly publication scheduled for launch on March 11, will cover the consumer technology industry and focus on ‘immediacy, interactivity and innovation’, Bruce Sandell, head of new product development at Dennis, said in a release.

The new title will feature video and text-based editorial and product reviews using the same technology as sister title Monkey, which was launched in the same format in 2006.