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Campaign India Team
May 09, 2008

Media Transasia to launch ‘Blender’ in India

Media Transasia is planning to launch Alpha Media Group Inc.'s Blender, music magazine, in India. Sam Lal has been appointed as the editor.The magazine is targeted at men in the 18-34 age group and will be launched with a print order of 150,000. Blender will enter the Indian market in a combo offer with sister magazine Maxim, which is also published by Media Transasia India.

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