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about us VOICES OF LEADERS (VL) is the exclusive Special Report Representative for Newsweek magazine. We have been commissioned to prepare custom content reports about rapidly developing economies around the globe. We conduct in-depth personalised interviews that bring together the constructive commentaries and insights of the most prominent decision makers and business leaders that shape these economies. Interviews are an unique source of information that contribute to our custom content reports, which are published in the Global Edition of Newsweek, one of the world’s leading publications. Our objective is to engage the readers of Newsweek on prospective investment opportunities available in these promising financial markets while highlighting the countries’ needs and creating a direct channel of communication with readers around the world.
e-books Voices of Leaders is now crafting a series of engaging interactive e-books that allow our interviewees to be seen, read and heard in the print edition of Newsweek and online–at the same time. Every report we publish in Newsweek is then redistributed digitally at www.voicesofleaders.com. Our e-books are also sent out in dedicated emails to all Newsweek subscribers, a 115,000 opt-in business executives who are in the U.S. But it’s not just the widespread exposure. These e-books are available on multiple platforms and contain some of our most exclusive content: extensive interviews with top executives from both the private and public sectors, all the facts and figures you need to do business in more than 20 emerging markets, and in-depth country analyses. It’s how Voices of Leaders helps you Meet, Share and Grow, no matter where you may be.
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History Founded by Thomas J.C. Martyn, Newsweek was first published in February 17, 1933. That issue, called “News–Week,” cost 10 cents a copy ($4 for a year) and had a circulation of 50,000. In 1943, Newsweek created a pocket-sized edition of the magazine for troops in Europe. The Washington Post Company bought Newsweek in 1961 and, in 1972, announced a major expansion program for the international editions that was designed to convert Newsweek
into the first truly global newsmagazine. The current owner is IBT Media, who purchased Newsweek in August 2013 from IAC/DailyBeast. Newsweek provides in-depth analysis, news and opinion about international issues, technology, business, culture and politics. Newsweek magazine is a premium, luxury, full-colour, perfect-bound weekly product.
The New Newsweek Since August 2013, Newsweek’s new management has made Newsweek a truly global news organization operating across all major platforms: print, digital, mobile, events and social media. The relaunch of Newsweek’s print edition took place in March 2014 with a complete re-designed magazine and a long-term commitment to publishing a premium-quality weekly magazine produced by a dedicated editorial team. Newsweek is now more aesthetically pleasing with 100# cover stock, 60# paper stock and perfect bound. Newsweek publishes print editions in Japanese, Korean, Polish, Spanish, Arabic, and Turkish, as
well as an English language international edition distributed within the United States and the EMEA (Europe Middle-East and Africa) regions. Newsweek magazine is written with a global perspective for a global audience. Each week, it offers comprehensive coverage of world events with a distinguished team of correspondents, reporters and editors covering international issues, technology, business, culture, and politics. Newsweek has launched a new app available for iOS and Android devices to offer their readers the possibility to also enjoy the digital version of the magazine, enhancing interactive experience.
Demographic Information March, 2014 Publisher’s Own Data
Male
Women
72% 28% Global Edition of Newsweek Magazine Circulation: 100,000 EMEA 100,000 U.S. Frequency:
Median Age
41
Median HHI
$88,000 HHI$100K+
66%
College Educated
82% Professional Managerial
46% 19%
Top Management
Business Decision Makers
39%
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Getting to know the Newsweek Audience Forward-looking and deeply engaged with the magazine, Newsweek readers are sophisticated, affluent and powerful consumers. They are opinion leaders and decision makers in their communities and professional lives.
Global Unique Visitors
Every week, Newsweek’s readers come to Newsweek for comprehensive coverage and analysis of global business, politics, economics and culture. They are upscale opinion leaders and decision makers.
Twitter Followers
U.S.Unique Visitors Tablet Distribution
Facebook Likes
6.5MM+ 4.5MM+ 400,000 2.3MM+ 600K Publisher’s Own Data, 2014
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