New on the trade magazine market and first published at the beginning of April: "CSR Magazin - Unternehmen. Responsibility. Society". As the first specialist medium for corporate social responsibility, CSR Magazin offers background reports, interviews, studies, services, best practices, checklists, concepts, contacts and lots of help for professional work with corporate social responsibility (CSR) in companies.
Vogel Business Media and CSR NEWS developed the new B2B magazine, which comprehensively addresses the importance of CSR. The magazine is published four times a year as a high-quality print edition. The print product is part of the network of CSR professionals and all those who come into contact with it professionally. Membership of the CSR network offers exclusive access to in-depth information, news and databases as well as events and webinars. A moderated dialog, professional expertise and practical relevance are the strengths of the new cross-media offering.
"As a cross-media medium, CSR Magazine and its network offer all-round information with useful services for everyone who is professionally involved in the topic of corporate responsibility. A scientifically and journalistically moderated dialog opens up a new opportunity for CSR professionals to share their challenges, questions and experiences with others," explains Editor-in-Chief Achim Halfmann. "From small companies to large corporations - corporate social responsibility is becoming increasingly important for all players in the economy," adds Stefan Rühling, CEO of Vogel Business Media, "as Germany's largest industrial media company, we can help to professionalize B2B communication."
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The second issue will be published on May 26, 2011.
About Vogel Business Media: The specialist media company is one of Germany's leading providers of specialist information with around 100 trade journals and 60 websites as well as numerous international activities. Its headquarters are in Würzburg. The print and online media primarily serve the industrial, automotive, information technology and legal/business/tax sectors. They offer advertisers customized communication solutions ranging from reach and image building to lead generation.
About CSR News: For five years, the website has been one of the world's leading and most visited information platforms on corporate social responsibility (CSR), the leading news service and a distinctive dialog platform with high standards and professional moderation. On CSR NEWS you can find out what is being done, thought and planned when it comes to corporate responsibility.
Three questions for Editor-in-Chief Achim Halfmann
Who is the new CSR offering aimed at?
CSR MAGAZINE and the new exclusive internet platform are aimed at stakeholders in companies, consultants, non-governmental organizations, academia and the media who are concerned with the topic of "corporate social responsibility". These include, for example, SME managing directors and HR managers, CSR staff and PR departments, experts from NGOs active in social policy and students and academics interested in business ethics.
What is special about CSR MAGAZINE and the exclusive online platform?
As a specialist magazine for corporate social responsibility, we shed light on what decision-makers need to know about this topic from a scientific and journalistic perspective. The magazine provides background information and perspectives, while the exclusive online platform offers the latest news, information and tools for day-to-day practice. In this way, we provide our readers with an overview of an almost unmanageable variety of information.
Keyword cross-media: How does this work at CSR Magazine?
The key aspect of our offering is our service for the CSR community. The focus is on dialog, which we moderate scientifically and journalistically. Cross-media communication is not a one-way street; it turns readers into stakeholders.
