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Real Groove relaunches 01 September

Published: Fri 29 Aug 2003 02:42 PM
Media Release August 29 2003
IT’S A NEW GROOVE!
Real Groove relaunches 01 September
Real Groove magazine is turning up the heat another notch in September. As one of the longest running specialist music and entertainment magazines in the country, it has a redesigned look, inside and out.
To celebrate its 11th birthday Real Groove has had a major design overhaul. It is bigger in size with a high gloss cover, an improved paper quality and the format has changed. The content is greater with continued focus on quality and editorial excellence. The magazine's new look is intended to reflect its content effectively, as well its broad and long established appeal. Real Groove continues to maintain and improve its commitment to high quality production and value for money.
“In the recent Nielsen readership results, we gained another 12,000 readers, or a 28% percent increase on a year ago which is an outstanding result” says Publisher Chris Hart. “We are really happy with the results as it signals that New Zealand readers clearly want a publication that's written with their needs in mind, which is what Real Groove is all about. In recognition of this, we have redesigned the magazine making it bigger, bolder and more accessible than ever before which I am sure our readers are going to appreciate.”
Real Groove offers a powerful and trusted environment for both advertisers and readers talking to a well-defined and otherwise difficult to reach target audience.
Since its first issue in August 92, when Warren Zevon graced the front cover, to today with Pharrell Williams fronting the magazine, Real Groove has consistently and admirably walked down the side of the road. And this new look reinforces the magazine’s ability to face the changes, grow in size and stature and still remain the best music and entertainment magazine nationwide.
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