ADWEEK - PRINT
The printed magazine is the primary vehicle for Adweek’s most analytical content. Articles explore larger, longer-term trends on topics ranging from nontraditional marketing and new media to pop culture and design. These more in-depth articles uncover and examine innovations and insights that inspire creative thinking. Coverage includes case studies and long-form features for a step-by-step look at successful new strategies. In addition, industry experts write as guest columnists and all the content is integrated with Adweek.com.
Content
  • News: Covering new business, developments in creative, online advertising, and much more on a local, national and global level
  • Features & Profiles: In-depth treatment of important and inspiring issues and key personalities
  • Departments:
  • - New Business: Highlights major reviews in Accounts in Review
  • - Agency: Analysis of the key developments in the agency world
  • - Creative: The story behind a featured campaign, with artwork and interviews; monthly "Ideas that Inspire"
  • - Digital: Our take on key developments in interactive advertising
  • - Media:
  • Barbara Lippert's Critique: Keen-eyed reviews of current campaigns from a cultural perspective, by the insightful veteran columnist
  • Art & Commerce: Expert guest columnists give their take on key strategic issues
  • Just Asking: Quick comments from members of the advertising and marketing community in response to Adweek's question of the week
  • People& Places: Photos from recent key events
  • Consumer Insight: Mark Dolliver's observations on the latest data on consumer behavior and preferences
  • By the Numbers: A round of key statistics, including exclusive Nielsen audience data and BuzzMetrics
  • Adland: The ever-popular advertising industry cartoon strip
  • Agency side
  • - Account management, corporate management, creative management, marketing services, media management, new business development
  • Client side
  • - Advertising and marketing executives in manufacturing and service businesses