Media Pack

2015

INTRODUCTION

{Launched in 1988}

GQ is the only magazine in Britain dedicated to bringing you the very best in glamour, investigative journalism, comment, men’s fashion, lifestyle and entertainment. GQ.co.uk extends the GQ franchise to an even wider group of stylish connected men with a strong interest in fashion, grooming and living life well.

Dylan JonesEditor, British GQ

{Launched in 1995}

“British GQ entered its 26th year in the form of its life, with a print edition that continues to confound the sceptics by putting on sales at a time when all our competitors have seen their circulations fall. Here’s why. Over the last four years, the UK’s best-selling men’s magazine – the recipient of 52 publishing awards – has added a ground-breaking interactive digital edition, now available across Apple and Android platforms, and launched into mobile with a best-in-class design that reinvents the title for the new media age.

Meanwhile, GQ.co.uk has set the standard for mens’ lifestyle content online, complementing the magazine’s in-depth coverage of style, fashion, watches, entertainment and current affairs, whilst achieving standout in the digital domain through extensive and targeted use of social media. By ‘closing the circle’ of traditional print and digital editions, GQ.co.uk ensures the title remains the most powerful player in its field – and an almost impossible act to follow. And then there are the live events GQ has made its own: whether its the annual Men Of The Year Awards (now in its 17th year), our inaugural GQ Comedy Night (which sold out London’s Hammersmith Apollo last March), our business-to-business Grooming Awards or the soon-to-be-announced Food & Drink Awards (due to take place in Spring 2015), GQ continues to dominate the conversation, set the agenda – and host the coolest parties ever. Delivered to your device or your door, via newsstand or in the room, on the night – GQ remains the definitive voice of male achievement, a cultured and critical eye on the men’s lifestyle arena, and the last word in award-winning journalism.”

WINNER OF MAJOR AWARDS

AWARDS

502014 PPA Editor Of The Year2014 FMJA Online Fashion Journalist Of The Year2013 EICA Media Commentator Of The Year2013 DMA Digital Lifestyle Magazine Of The Year2013 BSME Editor Of The Year2013 Fashion Monitor Journalism Awards Outstanding Contribution To London Collections: Men2013 PPA Magazine Writer Of The Year2012 DMA Digital Lifestyle Magazine Of The Year2012 BSME Mark Boxer Prize (Awarded to Dylan Jones - for lifetime achievement in journalism)2012 BSME Men’s Magazine Editor Of The Year 2012 Help For Heroes Outstanding Contribution 2012 Px3 Prix De La Photographie Paris Gold Medal2011 Foreign Press Association Media Awards, Sports 2011 Amnesty International Media Award 2010 Amnesty International Media Award2010 One World Media Press Award2010 The Maggies Magazine Cover Of The Year2010 P&G Awards Best Styling (GQ Style)2009 PPA Writer Of The Year2008 BSME Editor Of The Year2007 BSME Magazine Of The Year2007 BSME Brand Building Initiative Of The Year 2007 MDA/MJA Press Gazette Awards Best Magazine Cover2007 P&G Awards Best Styling (GQ Style)2006 P&G Awards Best Grooming Editor (GQ Style)2006 P&G Awards Best Styling (GQ Style)2006 MDA/MJA Press Gazette Awards Interviewer Of The Year2006 MDA/MJA Press Gazette Awards Best Designed Consumer Magazine2006 MDA/MJA Press Gazette Awards Subbing Team Of The Year2006 PPA Writer Of The Year2005 PPA Writer Of The Year2005 Magazine Design Awards Best Cover2004 Association Of Online Publishers Awards Best Website 2004 BSME Magazine Of The Year2003 PPA Writer Of The Year2002 BSME Magazine Of The Year2002 PPA Writer Of The Year2001 PPA Designer Of The Year2001 BSME Magazine Of The Year2001 Printing World Award2000 Total Design Award2000 Jasmine Award Winner 1999 Printing World Award1999 Jasmine Award Winner1999 PPA Designer Of The Year1995 Ace Press Award Circulation1995 Ace Press Award Promotion1995 PPA Columnist Of The Year1994 PPA Publisher Of The Year1991 British Press Circulation Award Best Promotion Of A Consumer Magazine

WORLDWIDE

19 EDITIONS AND

21.9m USERS WORLDWIDE

AUSTRALIA INDIA PORTUGAL TAIWAN

BRAZIL ITALY ROMANIA TURKEY

CHINA JAPAN RUSSIA UK

FRANCE KOREA SOUTH AFRICA USA

GERMANY MEXICO/LATIN AMERICAN SPAIN

Please note: Romania and Portugal do not have a GQ website

READER PROFILES

Total circulation/unique users per month: 125,024 902,471

Page impressions per month: - 9.9 Million

Male/female: 84%/16% 81%/19%

Average age: 33 28

AB: 43% (177,000) 42%

ABC1: 73% (301,000) 74%

Single: 54% 40%

Married/living as a couple: 43% 56%

London/SE/East of England: 51% 41%

Work full time: 64% 53%

Average household income: £79,369 £60,537

{Profiles}

{GQ vs Esquire}

413,000 117,000

177,000 GQ readers are AB51,000 Esquire readers are AB

301,000 GQ readers are ABC181,000 Esquire readers are ABC1

An advertisement in GQ already reaches over a third of Esquire readers:

39% of Esquire readers also read GQ11% of GQ readers also read Esquire

Source: Combined Print & Digital ABC Jan-Jun 14 / NRS Jul 13-Jun 14, Esquire: two-year data Jul 13 - Jun 14 / GQ Brand Perception Survey 2013 / Google Analytics Jun 14-Augl 14 / GQ Website survey, May 13

BRAND REACH

TOTAL AUDIENCE

1.3million

219,000

{Social media followers}

Source: Ipsos Media CT / Social Media Figures latest date 31st Oct 2014

165,342

CROSS PLATFORM PROFILES

Source: Ipsos MediaCT (14,908 online GB adults) and NRS (Oct 2010 – Sep 2011)

{Reader/user profiles matched}

{Platform overlap}

STATISTICS

{Fashion}

In the last 12 months, GQ men have collaboratively spent over £419 million

on fashion purchases.

Source: TGI GB 2014 Q2 Doublebase / TGI GB 2014 Q2 / Premier TGI 2014 - affluent readers; AB or those earning over £50,000 / The Condé Nast Motoring Survey 2011

{Watches}

In the last 12 months, GQ’s affluent readers have collaboratively spent over £18 million on watches.

{Cars}

On average GQ readers spend: £27,142 on a new car.

{Travel}

In total, GQ’s affluent readers spent over £113 million on their last holiday.

{Food & Drink}

GQ men are over two and a half times more likely than the average UK adult

to agree with the statement: ‘I like to go to trendy places to eat and

drink’. (Index: 253)

{Grooming}

GQ readers are over four times more likely than the average UK adult to definitely agree with the statement: ‘I can’t resist expensive aftershave’.(Index: 406)

STATISTICS{Fashion}

In the last 12 months, GQ.co.uk users have collaboratively spent £318 million on fashion purchases.

Source: TGI Clickstream GB 2014 Q2 / Condé Nast Motoring Survey 2011 / GQ Travel Survey 2012

{Watches}

In the last 12 months, GQ.co.uk users have collaboratively spent £5.6 million on watches.

{Cars}

On average, GQ.co.uk users spend £22,021 on a new car.

{Travel}

87% of GQ.co.uk users say “holidays are an essential part of my lifestyle”.

{Grooming}

GQ.co.uk users are more than two and a half times more likely as the average UK adult to definitely agree with the statement: ‘I take great pleasure in looking after my appearance’.(Index 278)

{Food & Drink}

GQ.co.uk users are 68% more likely than the average respondent to

definitely agree with the statement: ‘I like to go to trendy places to eat and drink’.(Index 168)

{Details}

Welcome to the good life.From books and films to humour, travel and style – it all starts here

EDITORIAL

{Taste}

A delight for your inner gourmand. Catch up with Heston, Kelner and GQ’s Food (and drink) connoisseurs

{Cars}

Giving you the insidetrack on the latest,greatest, most desirable machines – on and off the road

{Editorial Well}

Britain’s got talent and it writes for GQ. Our award-winning writers interview the planet’s hottest talent and tackle big features

EDITORIAL

{Action}

Keep fit, stay strong and hone your skills with advice from professional athletes. This is where you learn how to push your potential

{Travel}

All aboard, please. Whether it’s a quick getaway or a long break, GQ tells you where to go and how to get there in style and comfort

{Dresser}

What to wear and how to wear it. With the invaluable advice of our Style Shrink, Dresser is a perennial favourite with readers

EDITORIAL

{Grooming}

Helping you look and feel the part, this go-to section has everything from anti-ageing tips to summer essentials

{Talk}

From politics to sex, music to marriage, this is where the big names take on the hottest topics

EDITORIAL{Fashion}

GQ has dedicated 656 editorial pages to fashion in the last 12 months...Esquire: 421Men’s Health: 165

Source: AdDynamix Press Apr 13 - Mar 14

805 Fashion advertising pages in the past 12 months...Esquire: 481Men’s Health: 326

{Comment}

Comment offers the best in opinion, first person reportage and delivers topical commentary (and the occasional rant.) 

EDITORIAL

{Style} GQ’s style section is your one-stop destination for any man wanting to improve his sartorial standing.

 

{Entertainment}Your daily essential guide to everything man needs to know about pop culture. The Entertainment channel offers a unique take on the most important matters in the worlds of film, TV, technology music, food and so much more. 

{Girls}The Girls channel explains everything you need to know about women, sex and relationships. It's packed with advice – including GQ's own Sex Shrink – and photos of the most beautiful women on Earth.

ADVERTISING

81% GQ readers agree: ‘If a brand advertises in this magazine or

medium,it must be good’ Even 37% of non-GQ readers believe in GQ’s power to endorse brands...

Source: The GQ Trend Report 2010/NMR

PUSHDOWN {970X90}EXPANDING TO

{970X415}

88% GQ.COM USERS agree: ‘Brands advertised on this website are QUALITY brands’

Source: NetObserver, Spring 2013

{HOMEPAGE TAKEOVER}

ADVERTISING

PUSHDOWN/ X3 HTML5 RESPONSIVE HOMEPAGE FILL

HOMEPAGE FILL{1520X340}

HOMEPAGE FILL{1520X340}

HOMEPAGE FILLEXPANDING TO

{1520X869}

87% GQ.COM USERS agree: ‘I have confidence in the brands advertised on this website’

ADVERTISING

Source: NetObserver, Spring 2013

{SPONSORED SECTION SPLASH PAGE}PUSHDOWN/ DOUBLE SKY/MPU

OR PUSHDOWN X3 HTML5 RESPONSIVE HOMEPAGE FILL

PUSHDOWN {970X90}EXPANDING TO

{970X415}

DOUBLE SKY{300X600}

GQ.COM USERS are over 4 times more likely to agree {Index 489}: ‘Online adverts play a part in influencing the brands that I buy’

ADVERTISING

Source: TGI Clickstream Q4 2013 (Jul 12 - Jun 13)

{ARTICLE PAGES}

IN CONTENT ADS

IN CONTENT ADHTML FULLY RESPONSIVE UP TO {650X160}

ADVERTISING

GALLERY INTERSTITIALFULL CONTENT AREA {1000X600}

{ARTICLE PAGES}

69% GQ.COM USERS agree: ‘I have an affinity with the brands advertised on GQ.co.uk’

Source: NetObserver, Spring 2013. Please note, Index against the NetObserver average

SUPPLEMENTS

GQ prides itself on producing high-quality, relevant supplements with a strong editorial base. From High Street to catwalk, from watches to shoes, we offer the very best advice for, and commentary on, the coming season. In 2012 we covered topics such as sport, travel, restaurants and bars. Many of these supplements are long standing partnerships which will continue into 2013, however GQ are always keen to discuss further bespoke sponsorship options.

Apps{Tablet}

The October 2011 issue saw the launch of the monthly GQ tablet app for the iPad. This platform replicates the magazine but in an enhanced digital format giving the GQ reader a chance to interact with some of the features within the magazine, such as listen to a newly released song, watch a trailer for an upcoming film or have a 360 degree view of a new club. The app also gives the ability for advertisers to have increased interaction and data capture opportunities from this affluent GQ readership via adding live links to their websites, showing video footage from their archives or slide shows of their collections within their advertising for example. The tablet app has increased the circulation by over 9,000 readers to date and with the launch of GQ on Kindle Fire from the December 2012 issue this number will no doubt continue to grow.

GQ Style is the UK’s most commercially successful men’s fashion biannual. Published in March and September...it is the one stop shop that stylish men should have to hand for the season.

GQ Style allows the GQ portfolio to engage a specialised audience of key taste makers and opinion formers - the men who initiate trends and put brands on the radar of the male masses.

The title’s audience is grown up and discerning so the editorial environment is luxurious and chic whilst remaining exciting, modern and thought provoking.

Subcultures and cultural trends are always a key aspect of the editorial mix.

Luke DayFashion Director, GQ Style

{Standalone biannual fashion title}

{The team}

{Readership}

Distribution: 65,000*London S/E: 44%Average age: 34Household income: £92,615

Source: The GQ Style Reader Survey 2013/*Publisher’s Statement - Print & Digital

GQ Style continues to be the most successful men’s biannual in the market

Luke Day: Fashion DirectorVictoria Higgs: Fashion EditorBethan Cole: Fashion Editor

“I’m tremendously pleased to have the opportunity to build on the strength of the ultimate style bible, and look forward to interpreting the sartorial interests and

passions of the 21st century man.”

STYLE ADVERTISING

RATES & CONTACTS

SIZE/POSITION RATE (£) RATE (£)

Page run of paper 14,700 9,317

Page facing matter 15,698 12,404

Page specified position 17,850 -

Page first third 19,058 -

Contents, masthead, contributors 20,475 15,435

Inside back cover 21,368 15,545

Outside back cover 23,258 21,830

DPS run of paper 29,505 17,144

DPS specified position 33,338 23,263

DPS first third 35,543 -

Inside front cover DPS 42,840 -

Inside front cover gatefold 81,428 72,600

1st DPS 39,953 -

2nd DPS 38,325 -

Opening bank DPS 37,590 28,004

Half page run of paper 7,403 -

Half page specified position 8,873 -

Half page masthead contributors 10,080 -

Quarter page run of paper 4,515 -

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LONDON OFFICEJamie Bill, Publishing DirectorJustin Barriball, Associate PublisherAnne Prendergast, Promotions DirectorVanessa Kingori, Publisher, GQ StyleCharlotte Harley, Condé Nast DigitalCondé Nast Publications Ltd.Vogue House,Hanover Square,London W1S 1JUTel: 020 7499 9080Fax: 020 7491 3889

NORTH & MIDLANDSKaren AllgoodRegional Sales DirectorCondé Nast Publications Ltd.Suite 1, Ground Floor,Block A, Barons Court,Manchester Road,Wilmslow, Cheshire SK9 1BQTel: 020 7152 3276Fax: 01625 539730

FRANCEHelena KawalecHead of the Paris OfficeCondé Nast Publications Ltd.4 Place du Palais-Bourbon,75007 Paris,FranceTel: +33 (1) 44 11 78 80Fax: +33 (1) 45 56 19 79

ITALYValentina DoniniMia srlVia Hoepli,20121 Milan,ItalyTel: +39 (02) 8051422Fax: +39 (02) 876344

USAShannon Tolar TchkotouaUS Advertisement DirectorCondé Nast Publications Ltd.3, 750 Third Avenue,10th Floor,New York 10017Tel: +1 (212) 630 4913Fax: +1 (212) 630 5966

PROMOTIONS

Page 14,673 10,253

DPS 29,346 18,853

Creative per page 3,015 3,308

INSERTS

Scent strips Rate on application -

Tip on Rate on application -

Loose single sheet (Machine) £50 per ‘000 -

Loose single sheet (Hand) £80 per ‘000 -

SIZE RATE (£)

Leaderboards 728x90 30cpm

MPU 250x300 45cpm

Double-skyscraper 300x600 95cpm

In Content Ads Max.420x160 95cpm

Gallery Interstitials Max. 1000x600 100cpm

Homepage & Section Sponsorship POA

Solus Email - 150cpm

Sponsored Newsletter - 45cpm

TOTAL PRICE (Net)Per Issue, Per Element Cost

Standard

Static* £0

Static w/link £1,000

Premium

Scrolling Ad £4,000

Slide show** £4,000

:30 Video £4,000

Premium Plus

Photo Explorer £8,000

Photo 360 £8,000

:60 Video £8,000

App

*Must be provided in both landscape and portrait formats.

:**Quantity of images available per slide show may vary.

ADVERTISING SCHEDULE 2015

ISSUE ON SALE DATE

COPY DEADLINE

INSERTS DUE

TABLET COPY DEADLINE

PRIME SITE DEADLINE

DEC 2014 06 NOV 01 OCT 13 OCT 08 OCT

JAN 2015 04 DEC 29 OCT 10 NOV 05 NOV

FEB 2015 08 JAN 26 NOV 08 DEC 03 DEC 03 NOV

MAR 2015 05 FEB 19 DEC 12 JAN 07 JAN 01 DEC

APR 2015 12 MAR 04 FEB 16 FEB 11 FEB 22 DEC

MAY 2015 09 APR 04 MAR 16 MAR 11 MAR 09 FEB

JUN 2015 07 MAY 01 APR 13 APR 08 APR 09 MAR

JUL 2015 04 JUN 29 APR 11 MAY 06 MAY 02 APR

AUG 2015 09 JUL 03 JUN 15 JUN 10 JUN 01 MAY

SEP 2015 06 AUG 01 JUL 13 JUL 08 JUL 08 JUN

OCT 2015 10 SEP 05 AUG 17 AUG 12 AUG 06 JUL

NOV 2015 08 OCT 02 SEP 14 SEP 09 SEP 10 AUG

DEC 2015 05 NOV 30 SEP 12 OCT 07 OCT 07 SEP

JAN 2016 08 DEC 02 NOV 12 NOV 09 NOV 05 OCT

{GQ Style Schedule}

{GQ Schedule}

ISSUE ON SALE DATE

COPY DEADLINE

INSERTS DUE

TABLET COPY DEADLINE

PRIME SITE DEADLINE

S/S 15 19 MAR 09 FEB 02 MAR 16 FEB 05 JAN

A/W 15 24 SEP 17 AUG 04 SEP 24 AUG 13 JUL

The  Condé  Nast  Publica4ons  Limited  :  Adver4sing  Terms  &  Condi4ons  

1.  DEFINITIONS

(a)   the   "Adver4ser"  means  the   person  or  en0ty   booking   adver0sing   space   in  a  

CNP   Publica0on   with   CNP,   whether   an   adver0sing   agency,   brand   owner   or  whomsoever.

(b)  "Adver4sing  Copy"  means  the   adver0sing   and  promo0onal  content  (including  any   Sales   Promo0ons   as   defined   below)   requested   by   the   Adver0ser   to   be  

published  by  CNP  in  one  or  more  CNP  Publica0ons.  

(c)  "CNP"  means  The   Condé  Nast  Publica0ons  Limited   of  Vogue   House,  Hanover  Square,  London    W1S  1JU.

(d)   "CNP  Publica4on"  means  any  of  the  magazine   0tles  published  by   CNP   from  0me-­‐to-­‐0me.

(e)   "Digital   Versions"   means   any   CNP   Publica0on   as   made   available   in   an  

electronic   format   compa0ble   with   one   or   more   handheld   or   tablet   end-­‐user  devices  (such  as,  without  limita0on,  Kindles  and  iPads).    

(f)   "Premium"   and   "Premium   Plus"   adver0sing   op0ons   means   in   rela0on   to  

"Premium"  including   but  not  limited  to  scrolling   adver0sements,   slide   shows  and  30  second  videos  and  "Premium  Plus"  including  but  not   limited  to  photo  explorer,  

photo  360  and  60  second  video.

(g)  "Produc4on  Work"  means  any   and  all   artwork,   sketches,   layouts,   mock-­‐ups,  graphics,   photography,   processing   or   other   work,   work   product,   services   and  

service   product   that  the   Adver0ser  may   request  CNP  to  perform  or  provide   from  0me-­‐to-­‐0me.  

(h)  the   "Publica4on  Date"  means,  in  rela0on  to  each  version  of  a  CNP  Publica0on  

(print,  Digital  and  PDF)  the  date(s)  on  which  the   relevant  version  comes  on  sale   in  the  United  Kingdom.

(i)   "PDF   Versions"   means   any   CNP   Publica0on   as  made   available   in   a   "sta0c  

format"  digital  magazine  issue  (e.g.  on  Zinio,  LeKiosk  etc.).    

(j)   "Press  Date"  means  CNP's  various  deadline(s)  for   receipt   of   any   Adver0ser's  Adver0sing  Copy,  as  the  same  may  be  no0fied  by  CNP  to  the  Adver0ser   in  respect  

of  each  instance   of  publica0on  of  such  Adver0sing  Copy   in  a  conven0onal,  print-­‐media  CNP  Publica0on,  a  Digital  Version  or  a  PDF  Version.  

(k)  "Rates"  means  CNP's  costs  and  charges  for  the  publica0on  of  Adver0sing  Copy  

in  CNP  Publica0ons,   as  evidenced   in   the   CNP   Rate   Card   in   force   at   the   relevant  0me,  but  not  including   any   addi0onal  fees  and  costs  for  any  Produc0on  Work   as  described  in  Sec0on  2(b)  below  which  shall  be  payable  in  addi0on  to  the  Rates.

(l)  "Rate  Card"  means  the   table   of  CNP's  Rates  for  the  publica0on  of  Adver0sing  Copy   in   CNP   Publica0ons,   as   updated   by   CNP   from   0me-­‐to-­‐0me,   the   current  

version   of   which   is   at:   h]p://www.condenas0nterna0onal.com/media-­‐kits-­‐rate-­‐

cards/.

(m)  "Sales   Promo4ons"  means  as  defined   in   Sec0on  8  of  the   CAP   'UK   Code   of  Non-­‐broadcast  Adver0sing,  Sales  Promo0on  and  Direct  Marke0ng'.    

(n)  "Technical  Specifica4ons"  means  CNP's  technical  requirements  for  Adver0sing  

Copy   provided   by   or   on   behalf   of   Adver0sers   from   0me-­‐to-­‐0me,   the   current  version   of   which   is   at   www.condenast.co.uk/displayadverts,   plus   the   specific  technical  specifica0ons  applicable   to  Adver0sing   Copy  des0ned  for  publica0on  in  

Digital  Versions,  the  current  version  of  which  is  at  www.a-­‐handler.co.uk/condenast  (these   specific  digital   specifica0ons  being   referred   to   as  the   'Tablet   Adver4sing  

Material  Specifica4ons').    

2.  RATES  &  COSTS

(a)  Rates  are  quoted  in  the  Rate  Card  exclusive  of  VAT  and  may  be  increased  at  any  

0me  upon  3  months’  wri]en  no0ce,  "wri]en  no0ce"  for  these  purposes  to  include  no0ce  posted  on  this  web  page  as  part  of  these  Terms  &  Condi0ons.  

(b)   In  addi0on  to  the  Rates,   if  the   Adver0ser  requires  any   Produc0on  Work  to  be  

performed  by  CNP,  it  shall  pay  CNP  for  the  same  at  the   cost  quoted  by  CNP  at  the  0me  of  request,  plus  any  applicable  VAT  or  other  sales  tax  at  the  prevailing  rate.    

(c)  All   rights,   including   all   copyright,   in  any   Produc0on  Work  performed  by   CNP  

shall   vest   in   CNP   and   the   Adver0ser   may   use   the   same   solely   for   the   limited  purpose   of   publishing   the   associated   Adver0sing   Copy   in   the   relevant   CNP  Publica0ons   pursuant   and   subject   to   these   Terms   and   Condi0ons.   Where   an  

Adver0ser  wishes  to  receive   an  assignment  of  rights  in  any  Produc0on  Work   then  

the  same  shall  be  subject  to  the  wri]en  agreement  of  CNP  (which  it  may  grant  or  withhold  in  its  absolute   discre0on  and  which  may  include   the   agreement   of  any  further  terms).

(d)   Adver0sing   Copy   for   Digital   Edi0ons  will  be   displayed   in  portrait   orienta0on  viewable   via   the   horizontal   scroll   bar.     Adver0sing   Copy   which   requires  reformaeng  will   be   deemed  to  be   Produc0on  Work  and  subject   to  an  addi0onal  

fee   as  set   out  in  Sec0on  2(b)  above.     Any   custom  Adver0sing  Copy   produced  by  CNP  will  also  cons0tute   'Produc0on  Work'  and  hence   will   incur  addi0onal  fees  as  

set  out  in  Sec0on  2(b)  above.    Adver0sing  Copy  supplied  by  the  Adver0ser  to  the  Table   Adver0sing   Material   Specifica0ons   (see   Sec0on   4(ii)(a)   below)   will   not  generally   require   any  Produc0on  Work   from  CNP  and  hence   should  not  generally  

incur  extra  fees.    

(e)  Premium  and  Premium  Plus  op0ons  are  approved  on  an  individual  case  by  case  basis  by  CNP  in  its  discre0on  and  are  subject  to  extra  fees.

3.  ORDERS

(a)  Agents  must  disclose  the  name  of  their  principals  and  nature  of  the  adver0sed  goods,   services,   Sales  Promo0ons  and  Adver0sing   Copy  at  0me   of  booking.    Any  

incomplete   or   misleading   disclosure   or   failure   fully   to   disclose,   or   any   non-­‐compliance   of   any   ma]er   with   applicable   regula0on,   en0tles   CNP   to   reject   or  cancel  the  order.

(b)  The  CNP  Rate  Card  is  not  an  offer  to  contract.    A  contract  between  CNP  and  the  Adver0ser  (and  CNP's  obliga0on  to  publish  any  Adver0sing  Copy  on  these  Terms  &  Condi0ons)   arises   only   upon   and   subject   to   CNP’s   wri]en   acceptance   of   the  

Adver0ser’s   order   and   addi0onally,   in   the   case   of   financial   adver0sing,   the  compliance   of   the   relevant   Adver0sing   Copy   with   the   Financial   Services   and  Markets  Act  2000.  

(c)   Cancella0ons   cannot   be   accepted   from   Adver0sers  within   2   months   of   the  

Publica0on   Date   of   the   conven0onal,   print-­‐media   CNP  Publica0on.     Orders   for  Adver0sing  Copy  comprising  covers  and  Sales  Promo0ons  are  non-­‐cancellable.

(d)  Orders  for  next  to  or  facing  editorial  posi0ons  can  only  be  accepted  subject  to  

availability  at  the  0me  of  going  to  press.

(e)   It   is   the   Adver0ser’s  responsibility   to  no0fy   CNP  within  7  days  of   receipt   of  CNP's   wri]en   acceptance   of   the   Adver0ser's   order   for   the   publica0on   of   its  

Adver0sing  Copy   if   the   booking   details  set  out   in  CNP's  acceptance   confirma0on  are  incorrect.

(f)  Adver0sers  are   required  to  specify,   in  their  orders,  which  CNP  Publica0ons  (and  

which  digital  versions)  they  wish  their  Adver0sing  Copy  to  appear  in.    Where  a  CNP  Publica0on  is  published  in  both  Digital  and  PDF  Versions,  CNP  will,  unless  no0fied  

otherwise   by   the   Adver0ser,   publish   the   Adver0sing   Copy   in   all   of   the   Digital  Versions  and  PDF  Versions  of  the   relevant  CNP  Publica0on,  to  all  of  the  compa0ble  end-­‐user   devices.    The  Adver0ser  may,  if  it  so  specifies   in  its  order   to  CNP,   elect  

not   to  have   its  Adver0sing  Copy  published  in  the  PDF  Version  of  the   relevant  CNP  Publica0on,  but  in  this  regard  the  Adver0ser  acknowledges  that   this  ‘opt-­‐out’  will  be  universal  in  respect  of  all  PDF  Versions  across  all  end-­‐user  devices.

 4.  COPY  ARTWORK  AND  MATERIALS

(i)  Print  Adver0sing  Copy

(a)  All  Adver0sing  Copy  (which  must  be   in  the   form  of  PDF  files  and  digital  proofs)  

provided   by   or   on   behalf   of   the   Adver0ser   to   CNP   must   comply   with   CNP’s  Technical   Specifica0ons.   CNP   may   reject   for   publica0on   any   Adver0sing   Copy  which  is  not  compliant  with  the  Technical  Specifica0ons.

(b)   The   technical   compliance   of  Adver0sing   Copy   provided   by   the   Adver0ser   to  CNP  for  publica0on  in  Digital  Versions  remains  the  responsibility  of  the  Adver0ser.    CNP  accepts  no  responsibility  and  shall  have  no  liability  to  the  Adver0ser  for  any  of  

the  consequences  (including  the   state  of  the  resul0ng  published  Adver0sing  Copy)  where   any   materials   provided   to   CNP   do   not   comply   with   the   Technical  Specifica0ons.  

(c)  If   the   Adver0ser  does  not  provide   a  PDF  file   and  digital  proof  of   the   relevant  Adver0sing  Copy  by   the  Press  Date   CNP  is  en0tled  (but  not  obliged)  to  re-­‐publish  

any   previous   Adver0sing   Copy   previously   published   in   the   relevant   CNP  Publica0on.

(d)  CNP  shall  be  under  no  obliga0on  to  review   or  make   correc0ons  to  any  pre-­‐  or  

post-­‐publica0on  Adver0sing  Copy.

TERMS & CONDITIONS

(ii)  Tablet  Adver0sing  Copy

(a)  Adver0sing  Copy   intended  for  publica0on  in  Digital  Versions  must  comply  with  the  'Tablet  Adver0sing  Material  Specifica0ons'  sec0on  of  the   Technical  Specifica0ons.    PDF  

Versions  do  not   require   compliance   with  any   technical   specifica0ons   other   than   the  general   Technical  Specifica0ons.   CNP  may   reject   for  publica0on  any  Adver0sing  Copy  which  is  not  compliant  with  the  Tablet  Adver0sing  Material  Specifica0ons.

(b)  Adver0sers  may  email  CNP  at  tabletadver0sing@condenast.co.uk  for  full  details  of  CNP's  technical   requirements  for  Digital  Versions  and  informa0on  about  the  Technical  

Specifica0ons.  

(c)  The  technical  compliance  of  Adver0sing  Copy  provided  by  the  Adver0ser  to  CNP  for  publica0on  in  Digital  Versions  remains  the  responsibility  of  the  Adver0ser.    CNP  accepts  

no   responsibility   and   shall   have   no   liability   to   the   Adver0ser   for   any   of   the  consequences   (including   the   state   of   the   published   Adver0sing   Copy)   where   any  materials   provided   to   CNP   do   not   comply   with   the   'Tablet   Adver0sing   Material  

Specifica0ons'  element  of  the  Technical  Specifica0ons.  

(d)  If  the  Adver0ser  does  not  provide  Adver0sing  Copy  compliant  with  this  Sec0on  4(ii)  by  the  no0fied  Press  Date   for  the  Digital  Version  CNP  is  en0tled  (but  not  obliged)  to  re-­‐

publish   any   previous   Adver0sing   Copy   previously   published   in   the   relevant   Digital  Version.

(e)   For   the   avoidance   of  doubt,   any   links  embedded  in  any  Adver0sing  Copy   for   any  

Digital  Version  will  only  be  enabled  when  the  relevant  end-­‐user  device   is  connected  to  the  Web  via  WiFi  or  3G.

(iii)  General

(a)  All  Adver0sing   Copy  supplied  by  the   Adver0ser  will   be  held  by  CNP  at  the  owner’s  risk  and  should  be   insured  against  loss  or  damage  and  backup  copies  retained  by   the  

owner.    Adver0sing  Copy  will  be  deleted  and  destroyed  by  CNP  amer  6  months  of  CNP's  receipt   of   the   same   unless   collected   from   CNP   by   the   Adver0ser.     None   of   the  Adver0sing   Copy   shall   be   deemed   to   have   any   value   other   than   the   cost   of   the  

materials.                    

5.  PAYMENT

(a)  Payment  shall  be  made  within  30  days  of  the  date  of  CNP's  invoice.

(b)   If   payment   is  not  made   in   full   within   30   days   of   the   date   of  CNP's   invoice   the  Adver0ser  shall   pay   interest  under  The   Late   Payment   of   Commercial  Debts  (Interest)  Act  1998,  at  8%  above  Bank  of  England  base  rate.    

(c)  New   Adver0sers  will  be   required  to  pay   in  advance   for  the   first  three   inser0ons  of  Adver0sing  Copy.

6.  GENERAL

(a)   The   Adver0ser   accepts  that   the   Adver0ser   is   a   principal   in   law   and   accordingly  warrants  that   all  Adver0sing   Copy  (and  its  cons0tuent  parts)  when  submi]ed  to  CNP  for  produc0on  and  upon  publica0on  shall:   (i)  be  neither  defamatory  nor  obscene,  and  

shall  comply   in  all   respects  with  the   requirements  of   the   Bri0sh  Code   of  Adver0sing  Prac0ce  and  other  relevant  industry  codes,  and  (ii)  comply  with  and  not  contravene   the  requirements  of   (a)  any  Act   of   Parliament,   statutory   instrument,   code   of  prac0ce   or  

regula0on  promulgated  thereunder   including  any  law  of   the  European  Community  for  the  0me  being   in  force   or  applicable   in  the  United  Kingdom  and  (b)  any  acts,  decrees,  regula0ons   or   authori0es   in   those   markets   in   which   the   adver0sement   (and   in  

par0cular   compara0ve   adver0sing)   may   be   accessed:   (iii)   in   the   case   of   financial  adver0sing   comply   with   the   Financial   Services   and   Markets   Act   2000   and   other  

relevant  statutes  and  regula0ons  issued  pursuant  to  statute  or  by  any  regulatory  body:  (iv)  not  breach  any  contract  or  infringe  or  violate  any  copyright,  trademark  or  any  other  personal   or   proprietary   right   of   any   person   or   en0ty   or   render   CNP   liable   to   any  

proceedings  or  liabili0es  whatsoever,  wheresoever.

(b)   Notwithstanding   anything   to   the   contrary   set   out   herein,   CNP   is  en0tled   at   its  absolute  discre0on  to  reject  or  exclude  any  Adver0sing  Copy  submi]ed  for  publica0on  

notwithstanding:   (i)  CNP's  previous  acceptance  of  the  relevant  Adver0ser's  order;   and  (ii)  whether   or   not   the   relevant   Adver0sing   Copy   has   been   previously   accepted   for  publica0on  or  published  previously.  

(c)  The   Adver0ser   will   indemnify   CNP   fully   in   respect   of   any   costs,   claims,   damages,  losses  or   liabili0es  of  any  sort  suffered  or  incurred  by  CNP  arising  directly  or  indirectly  from  the  produc0on  or  publica0on  of  any  Adver0sing  Copy  which  is  in  breach  of  any  of  

the  warran0es  set  out  in  Sec0on  6(a)  above.

(d)   Any   complaint   concerning   the   produc0on  or   publica0on   of   any   Adver0sing   Copy  must  be  no0fied  in  wri0ng  to  CNP  within  4  weeks  of  the  relevant  Publica0on  Date.

(e)  CNP  will  exercise   reasonable   care   in  preparing  and  publishing  Adver0sing  Copy  but  if  any  Adver0sing   Copy  is  not  published  in   accordance   with  the  booking   confirma0on  issued   by   CNP  due   to   the   act   or   omission   of   CNP,   CNP’s  maximum   liability   shall   be  

limited  to   the   amount  of  any   payment  made   for  the   relevant  Adver0sing  Copy.    CNP  shall  not  be   liable   in  any  manner  to  the  Adver0ser  for  any   error,  misprint  or  omission  which  does  not  materially   detract  from   the   look   or  meaning   of  any  Adver0sing  Copy  

nor  shall  CNP  be   liable   to  the  Adver0ser  for  any  such  error,  misprint  or  omission  to  the  extent   a]ributable   to   the   Adver0ser's   non-­‐compliance   with   these   Terms   and  

Condi0ons.    CNP  may   (subject   to  Sec0on  6(b)  above)  at  the   Adver0ser’s  request  carry  further  or  correc0ve  Adver0sing  Copy  of  a  similar  type  and  standard  to  the  Adver0sing  Copy   which   has   not   been   published   in   accordance   with   the   booking   confirma0on  

issued  by  CNP  which  shall  be  the  Adver0ser's  sole  and  exclusive  remedy.  

(f)  The   Adver0ser  may  not   recharge  a  client  for  adver0sing  space   at   an   increased  rate  without  CNP’s  wri]en  consent.  

(g)  For   Adver0sing   Copy   including   a   Sales  Promo0on  or  a   special  offer   the   Adver0ser  must  provide  all  details  when  placing  its  order.  

(h)  CNP  and  the   Adver0ser  warrant  that  they  will  observe  their   respec0ve   obliga0ons  

under   the   Data   Protec0on   Act   1998   arising   in   connec0on   with   these   Terms   and  Condi0ons.

(i)  These  Terms  and  Condi0ons  shall   be   construed  under  and  governed  by  the   law   of  

England  and  the  par0es  submit  to  the  exclusive  jurisdic0on  of  the  English  Courts.

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