ACP to rebrand as Bauer Media
ACP Magazines, a brand that has existed in Australia since the 1950s, is to be renamed Bauer Media.
The name change follows the acquisition of the publisher by Germany’s Bauer in early September.
ACP was known as Australian Consolidated Press until rebranding to ACP Magazines in 2000.
“I don’t think it’s sad to see the ACP brand disappear,” said Deborah Thomas, the company’s director of media, public affairs and brand development. “Most people know us by our consumer brands such as Women’s Weekly, Cleo or Cosmo, not our trade brand. And the Bauer deal is such a positive move for us. The mood in the company very buoyant.”
Since the 1950’s ????? What’s up with you guys. Great site but dodgy punctuation. Please adjust it to 1950s, as accuracy is just as important now as back in the 50s. Cheers, Nic.
Sorted, Nic…
Cheers,
Tim – Mumbrella
“Since the 1950′s ?????”
What’s up with you nic [sic]?
Great comment but dodgy punctuation.
Please adjust it to “Since the 1950’s?”. (Remove the space between “s” and “?”)
Also, please ensure all quotes are in inverted commas.
Nic, your website says you worked at ‘Badgar Melbourne’? Did you mean Badjar? Pot, kettle, black… 🙂
Ouch!
Technojames: you might be confused as the site originally had 1950’s, but as Tim acknowledged, it has been changed. Further, Nic is not a spelling mistake, it’s short for Nicholas (no k) and, please, you have a go at me for no quotation marks, then you quote me without them??? LW: you’re correct, thanks for being the first one in over a year to spot that. But, gentlemen, it’s Fri arvo; let’s all go and have a good weekend. Cheers, Nic.
nic… last time I check names had a capital…
Maybe had you been a bit nicer rather than writing “What’s up with you guys” I wouldn’t have had a go.
Pot, kettle etc.
“Gentlemen?” Bit of an assumption there Nic! Watch out, I might go all Gillard on your ass… 🙂
Ooh and I had Bauer down to buy RBI. What is going on with that sale?
Also, I highly doubt Deborah Thomas left out the word ‘is’ when referring to the buoyant mood in the company.