Rachael Ray Magazine Counts One Issue as Two
Gary Davis, a spokesman for the Reader’s Digest Association, which publishes the magazine, said readers who expressed their displeasure had had their subscriptions extended to make up for the lost issue.
“Those that had a concern, we heard from them, and we’ve done everything we could to accommodate them,” he said. “Beyond that, everybody’s been pretty happy with it.”
A typical subscription to Every Day With Rachael Ray is 11 issues for $15.
Doubling up on an issue is nothing new for magazines, which use these so-called dark periods to save on production and distribution costs. Reader’s Digest has certainly been in need of cost savings lately. Harder hit than most publishers who have struggled with falling print revenue, Reader’s Digest emerged from bankruptcy last year to a spate of problems.
So far this year, it has had three different chief executives and put itself up for sale. A deal to be acquired by Meredith, publisher of Better Homes and Gardens and Family Circle, was completed on Friday. (A price was not disclosed.)
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Rachael Ray Magazine Counts One Issue as Two
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