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Paper is still alive: cultural sector making its own magazines more often

Having their own magazine - glossy or otherwise - is the ideal way for more and more art institutions to engage customers. Although relatively expensive to make, art institutions use such a magazine for background and depth. Exactly what they often lack with traditional, paper-based media.

This is one of the remarkable results of a survey by the website culturemarketing.co.uk. It called on cultural organisations in October 2013 to take part in a survey ove...

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Hilde Smetsers

it is important to have a platform that provides a space for keen views and opinions on the art and culture world.View Author posts

Having their own magazine - glossy or otherwise - is the ideal way for more and more art institutions to engage customers. Although relatively expensive to make, art institutions use such a magazine for background and depth. Exactly what they often lack with traditional, paper-based media.

This is one of the remarkable results of a survey by the website culturemarketing.co.uk. It called on cultural organisations in October 2013 to take part in a survey ove...

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