Discover attracts intelligent and curious readers – forward thinkers and public advocates engaging in a dialogue of action that influences opinion leaders and encourages innovation. They are active in their communities, carry a strong voice concerning political issues and are very active in environmental groups.
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BBC Music Magazine is the world's bestselling classical Music Magazine. Every issue of BBC Music Magazine is an authoritative and respected publication of reviews and special reports on popular recorded Music in the international Music world. Founded in 1922, the BBC is one of the world's largest news broadcasters. In fact, BBC is not only the UK's leading international broadcasting and television media, but also a leader in magazines, Internet and CD distribution.
Reader's Digest is one of the best-selling magazines in the world. It is available in 48 editions in 19 languages and is sold in more than 60 countries. The monthly magazine's articles are easy to understand in style, rich in content, and often of lasting value and interest. It also aims to inform, broaden, edify and inspire readers of all ages and backgrounds. It covers topics such as health care, popular science, sports, gourmet cooking, travel and leisure, finance and politics, home and garden, arts and entertainment, and business and culture.
Published by the National Geographic Society in October 1888, National Geographic has become one of the most widely known magazines in the world. It is published 12 times a year, except for the occasional special edition. The bright yellow border and laurel pattern on the cover have become a symbol of National Geographic, and these features are the registered trademark of the magazine. It published high quality articles about society, history and local customs around the world.
Newsweek is one of the top three American weekly journals with Time and US News and World Report. It is a weekly news magazine published in New York and distributed in the United States and Canada. In the United States, it is second only to Time, but it sometimes earns more advertising than Time. It overtook US News and World Report in circulation. Of the three, Newsweek is generally seen as more liberal than Time and more conservative than U.S.
Bloomberg Businessweek is the most influential business magazine in the world. Since its launch in 2006, Bloomberg Businessweek has provided in-depth coverage of current business, finance, and management trends to show readers the keys to success in the modern, complex economic society.
Since its first publication in 1974, People has become part of American culture.
Focusing on the United States and the world has always been a feature of Time. Time's attention to news is extremely acute, and where there is good news, Time reporters are there. Its pen reaches every corner of the world. Time traced the history of isolated events, introduced foreign countries, invoked their politics, helped readers with spelling names, and used charts that newspapers had never used before. It personalizes complex international issues and, in the process, breaks the framework of American journalism.
The Economist is a British magazine published by the Economist Group which was founded by James Wilson in September 1843. Most of the articles are witty, powerful, serious and humorous, and focus on how to tell readers the most in the least paragraph. It is one of the most wildly read political magazines in the world. It provides readers with deep analytical insights in a clear tone.
Science has been at the center of important scientific discovery since its founding in 1880—with seed money from Thomas Edison. Today, Science continues to publish the very best in research across the sciences, with articles that consistently rank among the most cited in the world. In the last half century alone, Science published: the entire human genome for the first time, ever-before seen images of the Martian surface the first studies tying AIDS to human immunodeficiency virus.