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Appendix 6: Overview of new types of print <strong>media</strong> products<br />
The following presents a summary emerging print <strong>media</strong> products that incorporate<br />
elements of <strong>sustainability</strong>:<br />
1.) Green/ethical consumer magazines<br />
a) Sustainable Consumptions & Green Lifestyle<br />
National: La Vista, Ivy (closed in 08), My Life<br />
International: Good, Plenty, new consumer, Camino, biorama<br />
>> mostly financed by advertising revenues >> new consumer and Plenty ceased<br />
operations as a consequence of lost advertising revenue following the economic crisis.<br />
b) Classical environment magazines<br />
natur & kosmos, The Environmentalist …<br />
>> Adapted to modern readers, integrate lifestyle sections, expand their activities<br />
cross-<strong>media</strong>l (web 2.0)<br />
2.) Green/ethical special interest magazines<br />
national: Green building (architecture), Forum nachhaltig wirtschaften (CSR/Lohas<br />
business community), Glocalist (CSR/<strong>sustainability</strong> community), Natur pur or Cosmia<br />
(for Natural cosmetic sector), Photon (renewable Energy), Securvita (alternative<br />
assurances) etc.<br />
>> These magazines do not attract a large reader base but do reach<br />
significant fractions of their target market, which includes many professional<br />
groups.<br />
3.) Mainstream newspapers/magazines which offer regular coverage of<br />
<strong>sustainability</strong> issues, either in special sections of the publication or as<br />
a component of regular coverage<br />
national: Frankfurter Rundschau, taz, etc.<br />
international: The New York Times, The Guardian, The Observer, The<br />
Boston Globe, The Herald Tribune, Time, Newsweek, Fast Company<br />
(business magazine)