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Doctor Who Adventures

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UK). In January 2010 the magazine published its 150th issue. associated with the new Eleventh Doctor era.

Features

The Doctor Who-related free gifts (often only available in specific regions of the country), multiple covers, and UK only availability, contribute to making this title very collectable. A 2007 readers' survey revealed that even though this title is aimed at a children's market, it is read by 21% of regular Doctor Who Magazine readers of varying ages.

The Audit Bureau of Circulation (ABC's) twice yearly, February 2008 report, gave the Doctor Who Adventures title a circulation figure of 150,763 a rise of some 44% on the previous six months, making it one of the top performing titles published in the UK, and positioned it top in the children's sector, and the 52nd top title overall from all categories.

However the ABC's figures for 2009 showed a nearly 50% drop in circulation, with 44,664 copies circulated between 1 July and 31 December 2009, compared to 82,205 copies moved during the same period in 2008. A statement from the managing director of BBC Children's Magazines attributed the drop to the lack of a regular Doctor Who series in 2009, and indicated that the company is committed to continuing the magazine into 2010.[1]

Cover Galleries

Fortnightly (Issues 1-46)

Weekly (Issues 47-159)

Eleventh Doctor Covers (Issue 160 -)

Promotions

Radio Times

  • The official BBC TV and radio listing magazine featured a number of promotional material.
  • Besides full page advertisements and mentions, the 11 October 2008 edition also included an extensive 8-page pull-out advert for Doctor Who Adventures offering a special subscription offer which for forgoing the regular gifts with each issue offered a number of more substantial gifts spaced throughout the year including Birthdays and Christmas.

USB Giveaway

  • Promoting the return of the Doctor in the Easter Special (Planet of the Dead) a set of three USB devices were available to order online (featuring The Tenth Doctor, Daleks and Cybermen) from Expansive Media costing £2.99 p&p each.
  • Each USB featured some preloaded material.
  • Promotions ran in The Daily Telegraph newspaper, and BBC Magazines' Radio Times and Doctor Who Adventures titles.
  • DWAM USB Promo.jpg

    USB Offer (Webpage)

Mirror Newspaper Giveaway

DWA title).

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