Periodical Marketers of Canada news release announcing the winner of this year’s PMC Aboriginal Literature Award. This is the third year PMC have sponsored this award. The 2016/17 award went to Michael Arnott for his charming illustrations in the children’s book Spirit Bear (written by Jennifer Harrington and published by Eco Books for Kids). The … Read more
>>From the Periodical Marketers of Canada Toronto, May 5, 2015 – Five books are in contention to become the First Nation Communities Read community reading selection for 2015-2016. Five jury members from First Nation public libraries in Ontario made the shortlist selections. The title selection announcement for 2015-2016 will take place in Toronto on June … Read more
>>From the Periodical Marketers of Canada TORONTO: The first Aboriginal Literature Award has been presented by Periodical Marketers of Canada to Julie Flett of Vancouver, author/illustrator of Wild Berries/Pakwa che Menisu, a picture book for children published in English and Cree. Winner of the $5,000 award for 2014 was chosen from a five-title short list … Read more
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The Periodical Marketers of Canada’s Magazines at Retail Canada (MARC) campaign has been garnering a lot of hits with a video that presents the results of their recent Leger Marketing study on consumer preferences in the magazine market.
Read moreVideo: Periodical Marketers study finds readers love print magazines
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Canadian magazine readers remain loyal to the print versions of their favorite titles, with fewer than one in ten newsstand customers – and one in twenty women readers – having purchased an e-edition in the past year, according to a national survey.
“A strong majority of Canadian magazine readers still prefer a physical copy of their magazines over a digital format,” concludes the survey, conducted by Leger Marketing for Periodical Marketers of Canada.