Saw this, & thought of you guys. Love, the evo forum. xxx
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360 detailing said:
They can say all they like, they don't have a Christine.
No, no, I stand corrected they do have a Christine, complete with boat in the pic......http://www.chavscum.co.uk/4images/details.php?imag...
I'm not sure they are going to be 'rivals' for much longer - Dennis seems to be favoring his monkey at the moment....
http://www.dennis.co.uk/dennis_site/news_story11.h...
London, 16 August, 2007: Dennis Publishing today announced its Jan-Jun 2007 ABC results, which featured a number of excellent performances from across its diverse portfolio of magazines.
Highlights include a phenomenal performance from the world's first digital men's magazine, Monkey, which saw it achieve a 17% rise period on period to 245,404; another strong performance from Dennis's stable of motoring titles – including evo, Auto Express and Octane – in an increasingly competitive sector; continued growth from Men's Fitness with another period on period increase to 65,366 (12 of the last 13 periods have seen increases for the title); and an unrivalled 18th consecutive ABC increase for weekly news magazine The Week, with a 6.6% rise for the period and 19% for the year taking its circulation to 143,700.
James Tye, CEO of Dennis Publishing: "I'm pleased with the performance from our motoring titles in a hard-fought sector and delighted by the phenomenal success stories of The Week and Monkey. Monkey in particular underlines the confidence we have in our digital strategy as we drive the digital side of the business forward. The concurrent success of all of our websites is also testament to this strategy.
"Dennis has completely embraced the idea of multi-platform publishing in the 21st century and we're reaping the benefits. In print we are growing market share and breaking records – the Week has just announced its 18th consecutive ABC rise. Online we are launching faster and smarter than any other media company. We have launched no less than six standalone websites this year, over a dozen mobile sites and we have a ton of new product in development. Our turnover is up, our profit is up and we're genuinely excited by the changes in the media landscape. The company has never been in a better position."
Lifestyle magazines
Monkey, the innovative and trailblazing digital men's magazine that launched just nine months ago consolidated its growth to 245,404. It has already overtaken Zoo and is challenging Nuts and FHM for the top slot. Monkey illustrates Dennis Publishing's innovative digital strategy and has taken the media and advertising world by storm with its genuinely groundbreaking approach to publishing.
http://www.dennis.co.uk/dennis_site/news_story11.h...
London, 16 August, 2007: Dennis Publishing today announced its Jan-Jun 2007 ABC results, which featured a number of excellent performances from across its diverse portfolio of magazines.
Highlights include a phenomenal performance from the world's first digital men's magazine, Monkey, which saw it achieve a 17% rise period on period to 245,404; another strong performance from Dennis's stable of motoring titles – including evo, Auto Express and Octane – in an increasingly competitive sector; continued growth from Men's Fitness with another period on period increase to 65,366 (12 of the last 13 periods have seen increases for the title); and an unrivalled 18th consecutive ABC increase for weekly news magazine The Week, with a 6.6% rise for the period and 19% for the year taking its circulation to 143,700.
James Tye, CEO of Dennis Publishing: "I'm pleased with the performance from our motoring titles in a hard-fought sector and delighted by the phenomenal success stories of The Week and Monkey. Monkey in particular underlines the confidence we have in our digital strategy as we drive the digital side of the business forward. The concurrent success of all of our websites is also testament to this strategy.
"Dennis has completely embraced the idea of multi-platform publishing in the 21st century and we're reaping the benefits. In print we are growing market share and breaking records – the Week has just announced its 18th consecutive ABC rise. Online we are launching faster and smarter than any other media company. We have launched no less than six standalone websites this year, over a dozen mobile sites and we have a ton of new product in development. Our turnover is up, our profit is up and we're genuinely excited by the changes in the media landscape. The company has never been in a better position."
Lifestyle magazines
Monkey, the innovative and trailblazing digital men's magazine that launched just nine months ago consolidated its growth to 245,404. It has already overtaken Zoo and is challenging Nuts and FHM for the top slot. Monkey illustrates Dennis Publishing's innovative digital strategy and has taken the media and advertising world by storm with its genuinely groundbreaking approach to publishing.
Edited by Orangecurry on Friday 28th September 16:03
m12_nathan said:
r5gttgaz said:
The people on PH own the cars that are in Evo.
The people on the Evo forums can only dream.
It is exactly this cockish attitude that they are getting at, unless that was a world class piece of irony that I didn't get?The people on the Evo forums can only dream.
Or else, how are we then different from the Gumball Crew PH seems to despise so much that apparently look down on us?
I hope this thread stays good natured.
Orangecurry said:
I'm not sure they are going to be 'rivals' for much longer - Dennis seems to be favoring his monkey at the moment....
http://www.dennis.co.uk/dennis_site/news_story11.h...
London, 16 August, 2007: Dennis Publishing today announced its Jan-Jun 2007 ABC results, which featured a number of excellent performances from across its diverse portfolio of magazines.
Highlights include a phenomenal performance from the world's first digital men's magazine, Monkey, which saw it achieve a 17% rise period on period to 245,404; another strong performance from Dennis's stable of motoring titles – including evo, Auto Express and Octane – in an increasingly competitive sector; continued growth from Men's Fitness with another period on period increase to 65,366 (12 of the last 13 periods have seen increases for the title); and an unrivalled 18th consecutive ABC increase for weekly news magazine The Week, with a 6.6% rise for the period and 19% for the year taking its circulation to 143,700.
James Tye, CEO of Dennis Publishing: "I'm pleased with the performance from our motoring titles in a hard-fought sector and delighted by the phenomenal success stories of The Week and Monkey. Monkey in particular underlines the confidence we have in our digital strategy as we drive the digital side of the business forward. The concurrent success of all of our websites is also testament to this strategy.
"Dennis has completely embraced the idea of multi-platform publishing in the 21st century and we're reaping the benefits. In print we are growing market share and breaking records – the Week has just announced its 18th consecutive ABC rise. Online we are launching faster and smarter than any other media company. We have launched no less than six standalone websites this year, over a dozen mobile sites and we have a ton of new product in development. Our turnover is up, our profit is up and we're genuinely excited by the changes in the media landscape. The company has never been in a better position."
Lifestyle magazines
Monkey, the innovative and trailblazing digital men's magazine that launched just nine months ago consolidated its growth to 245,404. It has already overtaken Zoo and is challenging Nuts and FHM for the top slot. Monkey illustrates Dennis Publishing's innovative digital strategy and has taken the media and advertising world by storm with its genuinely groundbreaking approach to publishing.
I don't even know what digital men are.http://www.dennis.co.uk/dennis_site/news_story11.h...
London, 16 August, 2007: Dennis Publishing today announced its Jan-Jun 2007 ABC results, which featured a number of excellent performances from across its diverse portfolio of magazines.
Highlights include a phenomenal performance from the world's first digital men's magazine, Monkey, which saw it achieve a 17% rise period on period to 245,404; another strong performance from Dennis's stable of motoring titles – including evo, Auto Express and Octane – in an increasingly competitive sector; continued growth from Men's Fitness with another period on period increase to 65,366 (12 of the last 13 periods have seen increases for the title); and an unrivalled 18th consecutive ABC increase for weekly news magazine The Week, with a 6.6% rise for the period and 19% for the year taking its circulation to 143,700.
James Tye, CEO of Dennis Publishing: "I'm pleased with the performance from our motoring titles in a hard-fought sector and delighted by the phenomenal success stories of The Week and Monkey. Monkey in particular underlines the confidence we have in our digital strategy as we drive the digital side of the business forward. The concurrent success of all of our websites is also testament to this strategy.
"Dennis has completely embraced the idea of multi-platform publishing in the 21st century and we're reaping the benefits. In print we are growing market share and breaking records – the Week has just announced its 18th consecutive ABC rise. Online we are launching faster and smarter than any other media company. We have launched no less than six standalone websites this year, over a dozen mobile sites and we have a ton of new product in development. Our turnover is up, our profit is up and we're genuinely excited by the changes in the media landscape. The company has never been in a better position."
Lifestyle magazines
Monkey, the innovative and trailblazing digital men's magazine that launched just nine months ago consolidated its growth to 245,404. It has already overtaken Zoo and is challenging Nuts and FHM for the top slot. Monkey illustrates Dennis Publishing's innovative digital strategy and has taken the media and advertising world by storm with its genuinely groundbreaking approach to publishing.
Edited by Orangecurry on Friday 28th September 16:03
308mate said:
m12_nathan said:
r5gttgaz said:
The people on PH own the cars that are in Evo.
The people on the Evo forums can only dream.
It is exactly this cockish attitude that they are getting at, unless that was a world class piece of irony that I didn't get?The people on the Evo forums can only dream.
Or else, how are we then different from the Gumball Crew PH seems to despise so much that apparently look down on us?
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