Sentences with phrase «at female readers»

In the same vein as NextDraft — recent and trending news stories packaged in small paragraphs of commentary — but allegedly aimed at female readers.

Not exact matches

One newspaper, looking to augment the number of female and young readers, regularly published violations concerning these particular demographics, at the expense of other vulnerable populations, such as the elderly or indigenous.
I am always shocked to know that I have female readers who are fans of this blog that is mainly aimed at men.
My readers are mostly female and they vary from young professional women, stay at home moms, fashion bloggers, lifestyle bloggers, photographers and designers!
Here at Return of Kings we realize that we have a lot of female readers.
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The Vice president of sales has blamed declining comic - book sales on the studio's efforts to increase diversity and female characters, saying that readers «were turning their noses up» at... [Read more...]
The nagging question has long been (at least among male mystery readers like me): Do female - penned novels offer up enough grittiness, or do...
The Vice president of sales has blamed declining comic - book sales on the studio's efforts to increase diversity and female characters, saying that readers «were turning their noses up» at diversity and «didn't want female characters out there».
If there is a prejudice against female authors, as the writer of an article I came across at the Passive Voice thinks, then it is not among the readers, but the gatekeepers.
Holt (Cured: The People Who Defeated HIV, 2014), tackles the lost story of women at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, giving readers not only an inside look at how it came to have the highest percentage of female employees in NASA but also how JPL itself was formed and how its revolutionary projects (Voyager, Mars rovers) were developed.
Earlier this year, Barnes & Noble announced that the major consumer base of the Nook Color e-reader tablet was overwhelmingly female readers, so it comes as no surprise that more and more magazine content is aimed at women consumers.
The first title will be Meg Wolitzer's novel, The Female Persuasion and readers will meet on May 2, from 6pm - 7 pm local time, at stores across the country.
Paleontologist Bakker takes readers back in time for a richly detailed, exciting glimpse at a year in the life of a female velociraptor, Raptor Red.
For more information on josei manga, which is manga aimed at adult female readers, check out this 2008 overview article or this post about examples of the genre.
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