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Campaign India Team
Apr 20, 2010

Worldwide Media to launch new magazine Home Trends in May

Worldwide Media is set to launch Home Trends, a magazine targeting professionals in the architecture and interior design space. The magazine is being launched in India as a licensing arrangement between Worldwide Media and the New Zealand headquartered Trends Publishing. The magazine will be priced at Rs 250. Priti Singh has been appointed as the editor for the new magazine. Confirming the news, Tarun Rai, CEO, Worldwide Media told Campaign India, "The real estate market has recovered. Projects that had slowed down are picking up pace.

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