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Microsoft, BlackBerry Drive Big Increase in Magazine Spending

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Microsoft, BlackBerry Drive Big Increase in Magazine Spending
Sunday, April 14, 2013 11:03 PMLauren Indvik
Overall ad spending on magazines may have been down 5% in the first quarter of this year, but one sector dramatically (and surprisingly) upped its investment in the medium: the technology industry. Technology companies increased their spending on magazines by 21.6% from Q1 2012, according to data released this week by the Publishers Information Bureau.

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'Teen Vogue,' 'Essence' Magazines Add Online Shopping Carts
Sunday, April 14, 2013 11:34 AMLauren Indvik
Add two more to the growing roster of magazines integrating e-commerce capabilities onto their sites: Time Inc.'s Essence magazine and Conde Nast's Teen Vogue. At Essence.com, a new "Beauty Matchmaker" tool helps women find foundations, lipsticks and shadows that compliment their individual skin tones and color preferences. Women will be presented with a multitude of options from different retailers, including Sephora and Drugstore.com.

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