Warners the magazine services group have built up a community for hobbyists with interests in model railways and traction systems. They also have archives of 20+ titles on the Exact Editions digital platform and are steadily working to build various digital communities around the magazines, in art, family history, animals, as well as modelling.
As interest in model railway titles has grown, Warners have attracted an online community of … Keep Reading
Our Media has been distributing some of their gorgeous and informative magazines through the Exact Editions platform steadily growing the library and institutional market. These are popular magazines with a strong educational appeal: BBC Music Magazine, BBC Science Focus Magazine, BBC Sky at Night Magazine, BBC Wildlife Magazine.
Their current and latest issues can be sampled here. The samples give a searchable and browseable view of each issue (thumbnail … Keep Reading
Exact Editions is pleased to announce leading art magazine, frieze magazine, is now available to individual and institutional subscribers on the digital platform. Subscribers will have access to a growing archive of fully-searchable back issues as well as future issues published.
Frieze, founded in 1991 by Amanda Sharp, Matthew Slotover and Tom Gidley with the launch of frieze, is the world’s leading platform for modern and contemporary art, dedicated to artists, galleries, collectors and art lovers alike.
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Exact Editions is pleased to announce, in partnership with publisher Our Media, four new titles are now accessible on the digital platform. BBC Countryfile, Gardens Illustrated, Love Embroidery and Simply Sewing are now available to individual subscribers and institutions with the inclusion of a modern archive of back issues as well as the latest issues published.
BBC Countryfile
BBC Countryfile Magazine is your essential guide to the British countryside. Each issue is brimming with fresh and interesting ideas … Keep Reading
International Women’s Day (IWD) was inaugurated in 1910 at the International Conference of Working Women in Copenhagen. The day was gradually adopted around the world and first marked by the UN in 1975.
IWD was to be a torch for political mobilisation, specially marking the demands of female activists. Much of women’s efforts in the early 1900s centred around worker’s rights, the right to vote, and ending discrimination based on gender.
These campaigns … Keep Reading
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