The events and listings title has evolved and expanded internationally, winning International Brand of the Year at last year's Campaign Publishing Awards, where the judges credited the company for reinventing itself during lockdown.Īt a time where many were confined to their homes and unable to explore the city, Time Out reacted quickly to the impact of the pandemic.Īs a result, Time Out rebranded to Time In, setting out to help people discover things they could do without leaving the comfort of their own homes.ĭave Calhoun, Time Out Group's designated chief content officer North America and UK, said lockdown "sped up the transformation" and the media company's decision to move from print to digital only. Originally a paid-for title in London, until 2012, it became a free, ad-funded print magazine in response to changing reader habits and the rise of other free titles such as Metro and Stylist. Time Out published its first edition in London in August 1968, the same year that Campaign made its publishing debut, and was known for its radical journalism and liberal viewpoint. It was founded by Tony Elliott, who created the magazine from his mother's kitchen table. With a global audience of 76.2 million people, Time Out reaches 333 cities in 59 countries across various media channels, including digital, social, video and print, with an additional seven Time Out Markets across the world. The media company noted that the majority of its growth has been through its digital channels and that it would therefore place its focus on digital, social and its events and restaurant arm, Time Out Market.
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Time Out Group has announced it will be stopping publication of its London print magazine in June 2022 in a move designed to prioritise its digital presence in the aftermath of the pandemic and a series of lockdowns.
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