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India's print ads thrive amid Diwali's spark
In the festival’s glow, print ads prove resilient, delivering impact and reach that digital alone can't replace.
IMC 2013: ‘Wall between editorial and sales broken’; Editors and business managers must rebuild it
Readers know the difference between paid-for and editorial content, say editors
AIM's engagement study 'Highly Commended' at FIPP Research Awards, London
Recognition comes in the 'Best Research By Any National Association' category
Playboy iPad app under fire
The new Playboy iPad App has prompted criticism from online tech and media forums that the absence of nudity is a gaping hole in the premium priced content.Priced at $4.99 (£3.20), the HD downloadable digital version of Playboy magazine has been edited to comply with Apple’s strict no-nudity policy. The previous iPhone app also toed the no-nudity line and was priced at $0.99 (63p).US media website Minonline criticised the lack of pictorials and cartoons typical of the printed magazine, despite the inclusion of "attractive headshots".
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