By Zenev and Associates based on 2021 Jan-Mar feedback from publishers, staff, freelancers and others in the Canadian magazine industry. AMPA/MagsBC initiative.
Publisher Danielle Labrie of Annex Business Media shares trends and tips with the magazine industry.
Michelle Allison and Stacy Bradshaw of Annex Business Media share their top tips.
Resources for the BC magazine industry and others.
Thirteen systems such as Issuu and PressReader were reviewed, analyzed and rated from a publisher’s and a reader’s viewpoint by Jessica Fabrizius with research assistance from Lindsay Stone.
With Jessica Fabrizius. Includes features, costs, and user experience of 11 providers. Registrants will receive the draft report in advance of the webinar.
One conference webinar each day from September 14 to 18 and from 21 to 25 on topics from scrollytelling to investigative journalism, service packages to revenue diversity strategies.
Brief announcement about Journalism Tax Measures and Canadian Heritage funding.
Conference postponed until September 2020.
Full-time, permanent. Application deadline: March 20, 2020.
Forms, guidelines, and modernization plans have all been posted. Deadline: March 16, 2020
Includes insights into revenues and sustainability, digital content and presence, engagement and more.
10:30 a.m. PST. Access Copyright talks about their copyright tracking initiatives.
Cancelled because of lack of interest.
Cancelled because of lack of interest.
More news expected later this fall.
Webinar/teleconference on the proposed changes to CPF’s Aid To Publishers Fund.
Magazine professionals, publishers, freelancers and students are welcome to attend but must RSVP.
MagsBC and Magazines Canada member magazine publishers may apply for a 50% reimbursement of eligible costs to attend conferences between April 1/18 to March 31/19. These may include travel costs, design and printing of promotional materials, administration and overhead.
AMPA needs professional editors, writers, publishers, photographers, art directors, designers and illustrators who can volunteer to judge for the 2018-2019 awards season.
“There is an opportunity for more people than ever to share their ideas and stories. A diverse range of messages enhances the fabric of society.”
MagsBC board member Natasha Sanders-Kay has organized a panel at WORD on Sunday Sept. 25 @ 3:40 p.m. called “Inclusive Magazine Publishing: Barriers and Strategies for Writers and Publishers.”
Peter Chettleburgh loves the creative aspect of publishing and enjoys producing news because it allows him to “be nosy”.
“We provide a place for the long-form essay which is a more serious study of a book.”
We acknowledge that the Magazine Association of BC carries out its work on the unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations.
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