CIPS Marketing has reached an agreement with the Fresno Bee to deliver the weekly Hispanic publication Vida en el Valle in the San Joaquin Valley. It was also announced that CIPS will deliver some of the Fresno Bee's TMC product to the outlying areas.
The print media world is evolving rapidly. Newspapers and magazines are changing their areas and methods of distribution, frequency, consolidating titles, converting to web only products and closing publications. Emerging titles are filling in some of these gaps in the print landscape. ACGMedia strives to keep its clients and vendors updated on these changes within the evolving print media environment.
Showing posts with label Distribution Method Change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Distribution Method Change. Show all posts
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
Bluffton Today Changes Distribution Days & Subscription Status
Michael C. Traynor, the publisher of the Bluffton Today, announced that effective August 24th, 2011, the Today would switch to publishing just two days a week, Wednesday and Sunday. The publication would also change from a paid subscriber publication to a free delivered publication.
The paper will also revert back to a broadsheet format.
The Bluffton today was launched in 2005 as a free publication, and converted to a subscriber based publication in December 2008.
The paper will also revert back to a broadsheet format.
The Bluffton today was launched in 2005 as a free publication, and converted to a subscriber based publication in December 2008.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Hood County News Changes Distribution Method and TMC Delivery
The Hood County News changed from 100% mail delivery to mail and carrier delivery on October 13th, 2010. At the same time, it changed the distribution day of its TMC product, the Hood County News Plus, from Tuesday to Wednesday distribution.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Robinson Communications Implements Changes
Robinson Communications (Burien, WA) is restructuring their distribution methods in the Seattle area and as a result will be lowering their circulation numbers and changing their distribution costs, along with changing their services. In June 2010, they switched all their publications from carrier delivery to mail delivery.
The Federal Way News no longer has a print edition. The publication is now available online only.
Effective January 1st, 2011, Robinson Communications will no longer accept large inserts from major retailers because of restrictions placed on them by their local post office. The West Seattle Herald, The Highline Times, and The Ballard News Tribune will be impacted with this decision.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Times Community Newspapers and Hoy Los Angeles Move to CIPS Marketing Group
LOS ANGELES, California – July 9, 2010 – CIPS Marketing has secured an agreement with the Los Angeles Times Media Group to distribute the Times Community News weekly products, including the Daily Pilot, Coastline Pilot, La Canada Valley Sun and the Glendale News-Press. Additionally, Hoy Los Angeles has moved the remainder of its weekend Fin De Semana publication’s distribution to CIPS.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
22nd Century Media Improves Distribution Method and Prepares to Launch Two New Publications
22nd Century Media has improved its distribution method switching from Third Class mail status to Second Class/Requested Periodical mailing status per Mike Vinci, Sales Director.
22nd Century Media is currently comprised of six publications totalling 92,370 free distribution (per the March 31, 2010 CAC audit). The six publications are: Frankfort Station, Homer Horizon, Mokena Messenger, New Lenox Patriot, Orland Park Prairie, and Tinley Junction.
Mr. Vinci stated that they plan two new publications that will launch August 18, 2010. These two publications have not yet been named, but will cover Wilmette/Kenilworth with roughly 11,500 pieces, and Winnetka/Northfield with approximately 8,000 pieces.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Niles Daily Star and Dowagiac Daily News Switch to Mail Distribution
Leader Publications announced today that effective May 3rd, 2010, the Niles Daily Star and Dowagiac Daily News will switch from carrier delivery to mail delivery. The in-home date will not change for either vendor. In the event that the U.S.P.S. would stop Saturday delivery, the Niles Daily Star Saturday distribution would revert back to carrier delivery.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Memphis Commercial Appeal Changes TMC
Effective May 11th, 2010, the Memphis Commercial Appeal will begin distributing its TMC product, formerly known as the Memphis Blue Trader, through Valassis' Red Plum product. The distribution day will remain on Tuesday, but the quantities and shipping address will change (contact the Memphis Commercial Appeal for details).
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Daily Sound Discontinues Home Delivery
The Daily Sound (Santa Barbara, CA) has discontinued its subscriber home delivery effective March 12, 2010. The publication is increasing its free rack delivery by 1200 copies to compensate for this.
The paper had first provided home delivery in April 2008.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Atlanta Journal Constitution Changes TMC to Carrier Delivery
Effective Monday, March 1st, the Atlanta Journal Constitution will switch to carrier delivery for the Monday Reach TMC product.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Monmouth Pennysaver Goes to Mail Delivery
The Monmouth Pennysaver, a Gatehouse Media publciation covering Monmouth, Illinois and the Green County area, will be shifting from carrier delivery to 100% direct mail delivery in April 2010, per Wendy Todd, Advertising Director.
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