Bauer Media is the largest privately owned publisher in Europe, publishing magazines in several countries including the UK, Germany, France, and the US. It was founded in Hamburg in 1875 and has grown into a worldwide publishing company through four generations of family management. In the UK, Bauer Media first entered the market in 1987 and has since launched several successful magazines, becoming the largest consumer magazine publisher in the UK through acquiring Emap’s former titles in 2008.

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Bauer Media:
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Bauer is the largest privately owned publisher in Europe, publishing in Germany, France, Spain, Portugal and the United Kingdom. Additionally, Bauer
publishes in the United States and Mexico.
The Bauer Publishing Group was founded in Hamburg in 1875 by Johann Bauer. Under the management of four generations of the Bauer family, The Bauer
Publishing Group has grown from its humble beginnings as a printing house into a worldwide publishing empire comprising 282 magazines in 15 countries
with 6,600 employees worldwide and an annual turnover of 1.79 billion Euro.
Bauer entered the UK scene with Bella magazine in 1987. Introducing a new format that mixes previously unseen real life editorial and exciting service
features, Bella made a significant impact on the women's market. The company gained attention again in 1990 with the launch of Take a Break magazine.
Touching the lives of millions of women with its unique blend of upfront real life and competitions, the title quickly became market leader. Despite strong
competition, Take a Break has maintained its No.1 status, currently selling over 1 million copies a week.
The 1990's saw H. Bauer further strengthen its portfolio with the launch of TVQuick in 1991, that's life! in 1995 and TVChoice in 1999. Together with sixteen
successful puzzle titles within the stable, H. Bauer has always had a major presence in the UK magazine market with a considerable market share.
At the beginning of 2008, Bauer expanded its portfolio further by acquiring Emap’s Radio and Consumer Magazine divisions and changed the name of these
new UK businesses to Bauer Media.
With the recent addition of the former Emap Consumer Media titles, Bauer is now the largest consumer magazine publishing company in the UK, playing a
primary role in the Women’s Weeklies, Women’s Interest, Women’s Lifestyle, TV Listings, Puzzles, Men’s Lifestyle, Music & Film and Specialist magazine
markets.

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Time Inc.
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Time Inc. is an American company and the worlds number one media company. Time Inc. earns more than half its
revenue from advertising, and its advertisement dollars have been slipping along with the rest of the industry.
Advertising revenue for the company was $1.81 billion in 2013, down from $1.93 billion in 2010, according to an operating
statement filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Circulation revenue, from which Time derives most of
its non-advertising revenue, hasn’t fared much better, falling to $1.13 billion in 2013 from $1.3 billion in 2010.
History:
Pinpointing exactly how far Time Inc UK's (formerly IPC Media) roots stretch back into the midst of publishing history is
a complicated business. The International Publishing Corporation Ltd was formed in 1963 following the merger of the
UK's three leading magazine publishers - George Newnes, Odhams Press and Fleetway Publications - who came together
with the Mirror Group to form the International Publishing Corporation (IPC). And IPC Magazines was created five years
later, in 1968. But those three original magazine businesses each had their own illustrious history, having been
established in 1881, 1890 and 1880 respectively, with a number of the titles they launched in the late 19th Century still
being published today under the IPC umbrella. And when The Field, launched in 1853, joined the IPC stable in 1994
following the acquisition of Harmsworth Magazines, it saw our family tree reach back even further. IPC was acquired by
Time Warner in 2001 and was renamed Time Inc. UK in 2014 after Time Inc. acquired the company in connection with its
spinoff from Time Warner.

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