Jason Fell of Folio reports that trade magazine advertising pages fell 30.2 percent through the first half of 2009, according to American Business Media’s Business Information Network numbers released Tuesday. Revenues were down 26.5 percent.
“‘While the economy has had an obvious negative impact on b-to-b magazines and trade shows, digital b-to-b, custom media and data businesses continue to impact positively,’ ABM president and CEO Gordon Hughes said in a statement.
“BIN numbers are tracked across 21 advertising categories. Through June, the Transportation and Logistics category posted the steepest losses in terms of ad pages, declining 54.68 percent to 2,499.61 pages. The Computing, Software and Telecommunications category saw the next steepest ad pages losses, dropping 40.72 percent to 7,955.33 pages.”
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