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Press 
Fox Media offers media planning and buying services covering all newspaper press and magazine sectors.We have vast experience of handling campaigns in all major press markets, including national, regional and local newspapers, as well as consumer and trade magazines and international press titles.
There are well over 10,000 regularly-published press publications on offer in the UK.
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Our approach to this huge market is to monitor key developments with our clients' objectives in mind. We develop newspaper and magazine campaign plans that maximise visibility and response - and then buy the space at highly competitive discounts. So if you're considering running a press advertising campaign, we really should be talking.
We constantly track changes in circulations, readerships and rates.Only by doing so can we be certain that we are offering clients best value schedules. We make use of cost-ranks, computer-based schedule analyses and a wide range of other planning tools in making recommendations.
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In buying space, we advise on contract versus short-term buying strategies. We routinely deliver very high discounts and negotiate at all times to achieve the best possible positions within publications.
For branding and awareness building campaigns, context can be all-important. In such cases, we work closely with creatives to provide the most appropriate editorial environment in newspaper, magazine and trade press titles.
Contact us today - and we'll show you.
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Update
, 2008
IPC Southbank's Marie Claire publishes first eco chic issue
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 Women in their thirties are a powerful group when it comes to ethical consumer spending, according to research from IPC Southbank's Marie Claire. The title's May 2008 edition is its first 'eco chic' issue.
The Marie Claire survey of over 2,900 women aged 20-49 - with a concentration of those in their thirties - gives a revealing insight into the views and consumer choices of the UK's 30-something woman. Key findings include:
• Eighty per cent are prepared to spend more on designer fashion items, beauty products and luxury goods, if they know they are ethically sourced. The idea being that they buy less quantity but more quality goods. The trend is an extension from the purchase of everyday eco products to the more luxury end of women's spending habits.
• They demand more now from the brands they buy, with 70% of women stating that ethically-sourced or fair trade products are a factor when purchasing. Nearly 60% of women said that their fair trade spending has increased significantly within the last year.
• These women feel it is cool to care about their environment. Eighty-nine per cent recycle, 81 per cent say they now use less energy, 40 per cent use the car less frequently and 75 per cent refuse plastic bags. Eighty-four per cent also said that M&S are right to charge for plastic bags.
• They want companies to become clearer about their ethical stance - with 82 per cent saying they would choose those companies over others if they knew they were carbon neutral or aiming to be more ethically minded.
• The women surveyed were split 50:50 with their partner when it came to being the chief income earner. But importantly over half of the women surveyed were the major decision makers when it came to spending in the household.
The June eco chic issue of Marie Claire supports the magazine's 'Fashion with Heart' ethos, demonstrating it's cool to care. The eco issue is wrapped in distinctive brown bag packaging with a body butter gift from The Body Shop, while every section of the magazine receives the eco glam treatment.
Editorial highlights include stylish ethical buys in The Shops; cover girl Cate Blanchett talking about her involvement with charity Solar Aid; Joaquin Phoenix reporting from the Amazon; and Marie Claire's cool but caring list, as well as the regular Eco News page.
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