"For an idea that does not , at first, seem insane - there is no hope" Albert Einstein Do you realise how much is involved in developing a paper and ink magazine? It is an enormous undertaking. I am creative director and co-publisher of the forthcoming Idealog (tm) (in conjunction with HB Media and AUT press). It is a thrilling and terrifying prospect at the same time. My greatest anxiety comes from the likely willingness of advertising agency media planners and buyers to book space in the book. In the past I have heard (time and again), 'we love the idea, but we will support you in issue two'. In many ways it is a familiar scenario to the launch of Family Health Diary (FHD). Though my partners and I had a significant underwriting commitment from a large international pharmaceutical marketer other brands seemed sceptical. At first. Now FHD is the biggest single advertiser on TVONE, the biggest channel in the country. The product is the benchmark, not only for the phar
It's like you got yesterday, today and tomorrow, all in the same room. There's no telling what can happen.