Sponsorship News is the leading source of information, insight, analysis and news relating to the sponsorship sector. We produce the UK’s only trade magazine dedicated solely to sponsorship ‘Platform’ and provide daily news feeds relating to sponsorship deals and trends. To view sample articles please click here   

 

Sponsorship News has been in existence

for over 28 years and changed

ownership for the first time in May 2009. Since then, as a result of much analysis

of the industry, a number of focus groups that identified what role a trade journal

should play, ‘Platform’ was born.

The new name for the publication

mimicked a change of direction in terms

of its reporting style. The magazine now focuses on trends, analysis, opportunities and developments across the whole

sector, with the accompanying news

feeds keeping subscribers up-to-date

with deals as they break. These are

delivered by e-mail.

 

Sponsorship News is a subscriber-based product and is enjoyed by a loyal subscriber base that includes sponsors, agencies and rights-owners from the sports, arts, charity, local government, entertainment, music and media sectors.

‘I wanted to congratulate you on your magazine’s new format as Platform.  I have really enjoyed it and you have brought new life to the publication and I for one, am pleased we renewed our subscription for a  further year. Well done’. Kerrie Flaus, JustStuf

 

'Congrats on Platform, looks good, reads well and infinitely better than the old mag!' Alex Wicks, FastTrack

 

'Great to meet you last night and thank you very much for the invitation to your event. I wish you the best of luck with the new publication, you certainly seem to have put a great deal of effort into it and it made a really good read on my journey today - some really interesting, lively material. I particularly like the fact that you are prepared to be controversial and use the magazine to offer strong opinions. I think to grow, our industry needs a stronger voice and having a magazine that is willing to stick its neck out on issues and risk ruffling a few feathers is great - keep up the good work'. Simon Rines, IMR