Investment Week publisher exits magazines to focus on digital services and live events

Reflects wider trend in business media

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Investment Week’s publisher Incisive Media will this month cease publishing magazines to accelerate investment in its fast-growing digital proposition and live events.

Incisive Media, which launched Investment Week in 1995, has decided to concentrate on developing its successful platforms such as www.investmentweek.co.uk to capitalise on its growing and increasingly highly-engaged digital audiences. Registrations to www.investmentweek.co.uk have grown 25% in the past year. As a result of Incisive Media's strategic shift, it will cease publishing Investment Week's weekly magazine on 28 March. Investment Week's audience will still be able to access the latest news, analysis and commentary on all the major issues they care about through www.investmentw...

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