Since 2002 the publisher began publishing a pro-audio magazine for broadcast, post, recording and multimedia production, Resolution is a very well-thought-out title taking into account high-density word counts, optimising final unit weight for international mailing and working to a highly-disciplined structure and format. Every element and process was thoroughly thought through; even the distribution timings happen around key industry events to maximise its exposure. This formula has paid off.

Back then, when the only real means of transferring large files was on CD, we have always worked remotely producing pages using Quark XPress. As a result, its content was always delivered in a disciplined and timely fashion, which encouraged little communication. It worked exceptionally well and with ease, to professional standards expected by its readers, within budget and delivered to print to the predicted hour set many months before. Everything about this title was about efficiency, accuracy and justification. Today, with broadband technologies, the process has gotten a lot quicker, with the world becoming a lot smaller.

Apart from the first issue, we have crafted every single magazine since — that’s some 160 issues and 9600 pages — and we’re still counting. Going further, the publisher has developed a digital variation to attract a wider audience.

The majority of Resolution readers believe it is editorially independent, and it helps them with their job and their buying decisions. With readers conclusively preferring Resolution to the other audio magazines is a strong endorsement from the people who matter, and it’s why the publication remains a unique marketing vehicle — it is trusted, read and kept.

We’ve always been proud to be associated with this well-respected magazine.