Time Inc. UK’s international design, fashion and lifestyle title, Wallpaper*, has partnered with The Level Group to launch its first major ecommerce business, selling high-end design and special edition items. – See more at: For the full story read FIPP.com
Condé Nast, the privately held US publisher, is spinning off its shopping magazine, Lucky, in a joint venture with ecommerce site BeachMint that will keep Anna Wintour as an adviser and put more emphasis on selling products to its audience.
When the Canton Fair pulled the curtains down on its 115th session, the tally of deals confirmed what organisers had feared – China’s exports are continuing to face economic headwinds
Women’s magazines are as captivated by e-commerce as their readers and fashion advertisers. And that’s saying something
Groupon had once been one of the fastest growing companies in the world, but this growth has slowed to a crawl over the past two years. The company had once boasted of $2 billion in annual revenue, but recent problems have caused a significant change in leadership and Groupon’s business plan. In order to become […]
Condé Nast makes appointment to head up a new eCommerce division
According to research conducted by Forrester Consulting (USA), B2B companies are finding it much easier to build customer loyalty with online-only customers than with offline-only customers
It is easy to believe that free titles (as well as online) are squeezing the life out of the UK paid-for magazine market
Wired’s new iOS app allows click through from content to eCommerce – a first for in-content purchasing..
Grazia readers can now shop as they read with the launch of the magazine brand’s new e-commerce driven iPhone app
Panelists at the FIPP Congress in Rome, today discussed a fast-growing revenue stream for publishers a step beyond the traditional models: Ecommerce.
