The decline in "lad culture," equivalent to "frat boy nation" in the U.S., and an audience now resorting to social and mobile means of information have resulted in magazines FHM and Zoo to suspend its publications, according to an announcement by parent media company Bauer Media. The print versions and digital editions of both publications will cease to trade due to a steady decrease in sales -- FHM from its peak in 2000 sold 700,000 copies to 67,000 in the first 6 months of 2015, and ZOO from 2...
The decline in "lad culture," equivalent to "frat boy nation" in the U.S., and an audience now resorting to social and mobile means of information have resulted in magazines FHM and Zoo to suspend its publications, according to an announcement by parent media company Bauer Media. The print versions and digital editions of both publications will cease to trade due to a steady decrease in sales -- FHM from its peak in 2000 sold 700,000 copies to 67,000 in the first 6 months of 2015, and ZOO from 2...
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