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DC Thomson has launched the ninth edition of Living, its free, luxury lifestyle magazine, six years after the title was first introduced.
The new Ness & Moray edition covers Inverness and surrounding areas, and is one of four new editions launched since lockdown in 2020.
A total of 187,000 copies of the glossy title, which launched in 2016, are now distributed free to homes, high-end business and hotels across much of Scotland.
Editions of Living now include Tay & Forth (Fife and Tayside); Capital and Capital South (Edinburgh/East Lothian); Kelvin & Clyde and Clyde & Cart (two Glasgow editions), Allan & Forth (Stirlingshire); Dee & Don (Aberdeenshire) and the new Ness & Moray (Inverness/Highlands) edition.
“We aim to take ‘freemium’ to a new level,” said Living’s editor, Chae Strathie. “A regular comment we get from readers and clients alike is ‘I can’t believe this is free’ – which means we must be doing something right!”
Publishers should focus on trust, usefulness and community and avoid trap of chasing consumer behaviours, says new Enders report
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