Bloomberg Pursuits Magazine Adds Issues, Expands Presence on Bloomberg TV

These days, it's rare for any publication to double down on print. But that's just what Bloomberg Pursuits magazine is doing, increasing in frequency to six times a year, starting with its March issue.The magazine, which focuses on "intelligent luxury" and goes out to subscribers of the company's expensive financial information terminal, has published on a quarterly schedule since 2013. It began in 2012 as a biannual magazine, and is packaged with Bloomberg Markets magazine."The decision to go to six was super exciting to me, because it's more content and more room for us to grow," said Emma Rosenblum, who began editing the magazine in January 2015. Continue reading at AdAge.com Continue reading at 'Advertising Age'

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