Recent data shows that the crisis in the press is not widespread. Vogue magazine, for example, asserts itself as a solid title and managed to sell 665 ad pages for the next September edition, the second highest number ever, thanks to business investment of fashion, luxury and beauty companies.

After hitting the bottom in 2009, with only 447 ad pages, the magazine has been recovering slowly.

It proves that titles dedicated to niche markets may have ensured their survival for much longer than what some observers thought was possible.

Source: Marshable