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*New Internationalist* has 45,000 print subscribers. Our high paid circulation shows the value we bring to our readers. Our readers are a loyal, committed audience. They are informed, discerning and highly educated – over 70% have a degree or diploma. Through New Internationalist they keep up with what is happening in the world: on the environment, on human rights and with the global economy. After reading New Internationalist 22% say they joined a campaign, 31% switched to a more ethical service provider, 61% made a purchase and 23% donated to charity.
Advertising in the New Internationalist magazine is a specialist service available only to specially approved clients of the New Internationalist. It is ideal for NGOs, educational organisations and campaigning organisations who wish to promote causes of social justice, poverty, racism, international understanding, environment, social responsibility and world peace. Because NI magazine subscribers are enthusiastic supporters of these causes and are paying by subscription to receive NI magazine which focuses on these topics, New Internationalist is an excellent placement for cause-related advertising.
Note that NI is very careful to screen all advertising in the magazine, so all advertising bookings are made subject to NI’s approval of the particular advertisement to be placed.
Europe
Contact Michael York - michaely@newint.org
Print ads: ads@newint.org
Online ads: ads-web@newint.org
North America ads-na@newint.org Click here to view the rate card.
International Brian Loffler e-mail: marketing@newint.com.au
Australia Brian Loffler e-mail: marketing@newint.com.au
Aotearoa / New Zealand e-mail: newint@chch.planet.org.nz
Japan Moro Hideki e-mail: moro-hideki@ni-japan.com
Neither monsoon nor gender can put a dampener on surprise birth, writes Mari Marcel Thekaekara.
Irish MP lambasts politicians ‘prostituting’ themselves for a pat on the head from the US president. Mari Marcel Thekaekara writes.
A new bill in India aimed at protecting manual cleaners of human excrement needs to translate into political action, argues Mari Marcel Thekaekara.
Nina Davuluri is deemed too dark to be beautiful in India. Mari Marcel Thekaekara explores the irony.
Mari Marcel Thekaekara has an unlikely experience at an ayurvedic ashram in Kerala.