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Faces & Markets of PRGN: Tokyo, Japan – Premier Destination for Business

Bianchi Biz Blog

The tourism sector significantly boosts the economy, with millions of international visitors supporting hospitality, retail, and entertainment sectors. Understanding Japan’s unique media landscape, where traditional platforms like print and TV coexist with digital trends, is pivotal. million in print and 3 million online subscribers.

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#16: How the consumer driven news cycle changes PR measurement

NewsWhip

So we talk about circulation of a magazine, let’s say, so the circulation is how many are printed and put into newsagents. So they used to be a kind of, this was the circulation, and then on average two to four people might read that newspaper, that magazine. Not predominant, but still the majority.

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Maxim Behar in Kamen Vodenicharov's show "The Evening of." on 7/8 TV

Maxim Behar

Our guest has had a remarkable career beginning as a newspaper correspondent. In the past 30 years, I have met many editors-in-chief of publications and newspapers, but I haven’t called any of them asking to do me a favor and publish something. Now, 10% of it is in print, the other 90% is on the social media platforms.

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Maxim Behar for the studio of Radio Focus presented his new book "Seychelles recipes and more about “Paradise on Earth"

Maxim Behar

And so, it turned out to be a book that sold terribly fast, because I got calls from various bookstores and supermarkets - asking me when there would be a new printing. I had a lot of opponents at the time who said "no, it's an evolution, we had newspaper, then radio, then TV, now we have Facebook, we have Instagram".

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Research Shows Journalists Want More Multimedia from PR Pros

Beyond PR

With print becoming less important to audiences, telling stories in more visual ways is critical – and public relations professionals can help. Many of those images show up in magazines, newspapers and blogs, she says. Plus, with print likely disappearing one day, media companies will need to find other ways to tell their stories.