Ringier plans Chinese women's magazine
In fall 2007, Ringier launches China's first weekly women's magazine in cooperation with the Wenhui Xinmin United Press Group.
In fall 2007, Ringier launches China's first weekly women's magazine in cooperation with the Wenhui Xinmin United Press Group. The two publishing houses Ringier and Wenhui Xinmin United Press Group have entered into a strategic partnership. This will not only result in a women's magazine, but also in new media products.
Ringier has been active in China for more than 10 years and currently operates more than 30 magazines, 3 websites, a TV program and two printing plants. The Wenhui Xinmin United Press Group is the leading media group in Shanghai with 5 daily newspapers, 6 weekly newspapers and 6 magazines and publishes, among others, the leading daily newspaper in Shanghai, the Xinmin Evening News. Launched in 1929, the newspaper currently has a circulation of one million copies.
Ringier employs over 6800 people in 12 countries and publishes around 130 newspapers and magazines, produces around 20 TV programs and operates over 50 websites and 11 printing plants.
Ringier has been active in China for more than 10 years and currently operates more than 30 magazines, 3 websites, a TV program and two printing plants. The Wenhui Xinmin United Press Group is the leading media group in Shanghai with 5 daily newspapers, 6 weekly newspapers and 6 magazines and publishes, among others, the leading daily newspaper in Shanghai, the Xinmin Evening News. Launched in 1929, the newspaper currently has a circulation of one million copies.
Ringier employs over 6800 people in 12 countries and publishes around 130 newspapers and magazines, produces around 20 TV programs and operates over 50 websites and 11 printing plants.
