Lexus Sponsors Digital Green Edition of ‘The Week’

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The New York Times‘ Stuart Elliott reports The Week will publish an issue that focuses on environmental issues and in true tree hugger fashion, the issue will only be published online. On April 20, the issue will be available to all, not just subscribers to the magazine. Lexus is sponsoring it and will use the site to promote its hybrid vehicles.

In true fashion, Stuart goes on endlessly so if you’re interested in how this will affect the magazine’s readership, what other print publications have taken to online either by choice or out of sheer economics, how Lexus is challenging other media to change their game, the pop up stores Lexus created last fall in tandem with Conde Nast and Hearst, the previous promotion The Week did with Philips and this gem: “Single sponsorships, in print and on TV, are becoming popular among marketers as they seek to stand out from the commercial clutter,” be sure to read the article in its entirety.

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