Campaign ME Magazine is back!

This is exciting, Campaign Middle East magazine is set to be launched next month! This magazine was the best source for advertising and media news from the region, as well as latest creative work. Unfortunately, more than a year and a half ago the magazine had been shut down by its publisher, ITP, due to some financial difficulties.

Personally I used to enjoy reading Campaign ME, however, they were enemies with the online media, in their media awards, this category had been totally neglected. Anyway one should mention that Communicate is quite interesting as well, the magazine features cool stuff about advertising in the Middle East.

Competition is always good for readers! Read their press release.

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2 Comments so far

  1. on September 7, 2008 at 1:55 am Louai Alasahani wrote:

    In your opinion…How do any of these two publicatios compare to Arab Ad?

  2. on September 7, 2008 at 9:20 am Samer Marzouq wrote:

    Personally I prefer them over Arab Ad, which I believe is a little bit messy, and is very focused on Lebanon, not if anything is wrong with that, but I guess Dubai and rest of GCC cities are important as well.

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