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IT and Telecommunications developments throughout the world and, particularly, in the regions of South Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa have resulted in technological transformation, giving countries the opportunity to capitalize on new technology deployments and on the rising need to connect, and to prosper. With fast connectivity quickly rising, it has become inevitable for the entire telecom industry to keep up with telecommunication’s emerging and evolving dimensions. Appetite for highly usable information on IT and telecommunications has grown dramatically and it must be met through a prolific, regionally-oriented IT and telecom publication that is at par with global standards and information quality.
Teletimes, a Pakistan-based International monthly magazine, is that publication.
Teletimes proactively leverages knowledge and insights from executives and decision makers, who know telecommunications—the issues that need to be addressed, the technology reporting that must happen, and the answers that must be delivered. It is the realization of this core need to inform that really allows Teletimes to differentiate itself from other publications.
Being a relatively new regional publication, Teletimes is striving to achieve a qualitative edge by capitalizing on the age-old need for quality information.
The Magazine envisions securing a regional foothold as a scholarly publication, focused on aiding and inspiring research amongst its readership and lending itself as a medium of investigation for both students and research professionals. And it shall do that in the most informative, unbiased, and least distractive manner.
It is the Magazine’s mission to equip its diverse readership with the latest and the most accurate information on telecom, free of glamorous or marketing distraction devices, commonly employed by competing telecom publications to attract capital inflow—usually at the cost of qualitative information delivery.
Teletimes is circulated within South Asia, the Middle East, North Africa, and internationally through open market sales and subscription bases.
Industry Participation and Content Coverage
Teletimes International is an official media partner of the SAMENA Telecommunications Council. The Magazine accesses the entire South Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa region through SAMENA’s network, which consists of 25 countries.
The Magazine also actively participates in high-profile industry events, seminars, conferences and exhibitions throughout the region to provide detailed reportage of those events and latest scoop of telecommunications developments worldwide. Teletimes’ primary focus is on providing featured articles on latest technologies, IT and telecom developments, and market trends. Latest research, exclusive facts and figures from telecom markets around the globe, supported by high-profile interviews of leaders and decision-makers of the IT and telecom industry are regular features of this monthly publication. Additional content features include a special consumers’ corner and planned Arabic sections for the GCC and other Arab readership.
Focus on Corporate sector
Teletimes International, a tri-regional magazine is focused towards the corporate sectors of the telecommunications and IT industry.
The Magazine’s regional presence and corporate-wide penetration can serve as an exceptional resource for attaining targeted projection and publicity before regional corporate sectors. Teletimes may avail advertisement opportunities to prospective partner organizations on contractual basis.
Teletimes Readership
Estimated total Readership: 120,000
Primary Readership
Chief executives, technical heads, marketing and sales directors, human resources and communications department heads of multinational and national IT and telecom companies.
Telecom and IT service providers, telecom vendors and manufacturers, telecom-based software solutions providers (e.g., Etisalat, Warid Telecom, PTCL, Telenor, Mobilink, Ufone, CM Pak, Wateen Telecom, Omantel, Jordan Telecom, STC, du, Ericsson, Nokia Siemens Network, Huawei, KHL, Teradata, Microsoft, IBM, TRG, Kalsoft, Alcatel-Lucent, Motorola, NetSol, Cisco, Nortel, Interactive Group, Prime Telecommunications, Sky Telecom, Teralight, etc.).
Government and regulatory bodies, ministries (e.g., MoIT, PTA, PSEB, NTC, SCO, TF, TRAs of UAE and other GCC countries).
Trade and business bodies and financial institutions (e.g., chambers of commerce and industry of various cities, different business associations, banks, and other financial institutions).
Diplomatic circles (e.g., embassies and other international bodies).
Secondary Readership
Researchers, students, members of academia.
University libraries and other technical education institutions.
Expatriates (including embassy staff).
Mobile phone and computer users, mobile phone and computer dealers etc.
Media (relevant journalists working in newspapers, magazines and TV channels, journalistic bodies, APNS, CPNE, advertising agencies, PR consultants, and media buying houses).
Intended Age Group
18 to 65 years.
Readership Statistics
Teletimes readership is 65% male and 35% female.
65% of the readers fall within the age bracket of 25-40 years.
10% are between 18-25.
25% are between 40-65 years.
90% of the readership is tri-regional.
Teletimes Distribution
Teletimes International is distributed throughout South Asia, the Middle East, North Africa, and internationally.
Copies Printed
Regular issues: 19,000 copies per issue.
Special Issues: 31,000-32,000 copies per issue.
Distribution Details
Regular Issues
19,000 copies for sale (through open market) and subscription in Pakistan and overseas.
6000 copies for companies and institutions of government and private sectors (regular complimentary mailing list).
4,000 copies for GCC and other countries of the Middle East and North Africa, accessed through SAMENA Telecommunications Council’s tri-regional offices.
Special Issues
Additional copies of Teletimes special issues are disseminated in national, regional, and international seminars, conferences, and exhibitions held in different countries and provided to the sponsors, as well.
Advertising Opportunities
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Teletimes Subscription
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