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1843 (formerly known as Intelligent Life) is published by The Economist Group bi-monthly and is aimed at readers who want to read more about ideas, lifestyle and culture. Covers features about society, genetics, culture, design, style, technology, food & drink, travel and dispatches from Britain and around the world. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached here.
Circulation:
Source: ABC
Awards:
2018 - Travel Media Awards, Consumer Magazine Section of the Year (nominated)
2017 - British Media Awards, Launch of the Year (bronze)
2017 - British Media Awards, Print Product of the Year (nominated)
Alerts:
Gorkana UK Consumer Alert: Monday 14th March 2016
The Economist Group has launched its new magazine, 1843. The magazine will have expanded content and sections on culture, technology, style and design, food and drink, travel, and body and mind. It will be distributed bi-monthly to The Economist's most engaged subscribers - 460,000 globally curious, highly educated people around the world - and is designed to speak to them when they have their feet up, on a weekend break, on holiday. 1843 is already available on news stands in the UK, in the US from 15 March and across the rest of the world from mid-March. The editorial team can be reached at 1843submissions@economist.com and can be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/1843mag
Gorkana UK Consumer Alert: Tuesday 23rd February 2016
The Economist Group is set to rebrand its culture and lifestyle magazine Intelligent Life as 1843. The magazine will have expanded content and sections on culture, technology, style and design, food and drink, travel, and body and mind. It will be available from 9 March for £6.95. Emma Duncan has been appointed Editor of 1843. The editorial team can currently be reached at intelligentlife@economist.com and can be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/intlifemag
Gorkana Alert: Monday 13 June 2011
Intelligent Life, the lifestyle and culture magazine from The Economist, is to go bi-monthly from August after four years as a quarterly. The editorial focus remains the same - culture, style and, above all, life, with plenty of long reads. Editor Tim de Lisle can still be reached at intelligentlife@economist.com
Gorkana Consumer Alert: Monday 3rd September 2007
Intelligent Life, the new quarterly lifestyle magazine from The Economist, officially launches today, Monday 3rd September. Under its Editor, Edward Carr, Intelligent Life will explore the passions and pleasures of the 21st century: from travel and food, to philanthropy and health and from fashion and shopping, to design and the arts. The magazine is now available on news stands in the UK, continental Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Intelligent Life will be sold separately to The Economist and will cost £4.95/€7.50.
Editor, Edward Carr can be reached on ewrcarr@economist.com.
Gorkana Consumer Alert: Tuesday 28th August 2007
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Background and Format: 1843 (formerly known as Intelligent Life) is published by The Economist Group bi-monthly and is aimed at readers who want to read more about ideas, lifestyle and culture. Covers features about society, genetics, culture, design, style, technology, food & drink, travel and dispatches from Britain and around the world. For more information about advertising rates, the team can be reached here. Circulation: Source: ABC Awards: 2018 - Travel Media Awards, Consumer Magazine Section of the Year (nominated) 2017 - British Media Awards, Launch of the Year (bronze) 2017 - British Media Awards, Print Product of the Year (nominated) Alerts: Gorkana UK Consumer Alert: Monday 14th March 2016 The Economist Group has launched its new magazine, 1843. The magazine will have expanded content and sections on culture, technology, style and design, food and drink, travel, and body and mind. It will be distributed bi-monthly to The Economist's most engaged subscribers - 460,000 globally curious, highly educated people around the world - and is designed to speak to them when they have their feet up, on a weekend break, on holiday. 1843 is already available on news stands in the UK, in the US from 15 March and across the rest of the world from mid-March. The editorial team can be reached at 1843submissions@economist.com and can be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/1843mag Gorkana UK Consumer Alert: Tuesday 23rd February 2016 The Economist Group is set to rebrand its culture and lifestyle magazine Intelligent Life as 1843. The magazine will have expanded content and sections on culture, technology, style and design, food and drink, travel, and body and mind. It will be available from 9 March for £6.95. Emma Duncan has been appointed Editor of 1843. The editorial team can currently be reached at intelligentlife@economist.com and can be found tweeting at www.twitter.com/intlifemag Gorkana Alert: Monday 13 June 2011 Intelligent Life, the lifestyle and culture magazine from The Economist, is to go bi-monthly from August after four years as a quarterly. The editorial focus remains the same - culture, style and, above all, life, with plenty of long reads. Editor Tim de Lisle can still be reached at intelligentlife@economist.com Gorkana Consumer Alert: Monday 3rd September 2007 Intelligent Life, the new quarterly lifestyle magazine from The Economist, officially launches today, Monday 3rd September. Under its Editor, Edward Carr, Intelligent Life will explore the passions and pleasures of the 21st century: from travel and food, to philanthropy and health and from fashion and shopping, to design and the arts. The magazine is now available on news stands in the UK, continental Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Intelligent Life will be sold separately to The Economist and will cost £4.95/€7.50. Editor, Edward Carr can be reached on ewrcarr@economist.com. Gorkana Consumer Alert: Tuesday 28th August 2007 There have been three more appointments at Inte
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