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Highlights of Money Today April 2015 issue: Your favourite personal finance magazine brings to you a Budget-impact cover package to help you modify your finances according to changes in Budget. The cover story 'Adjusting the portfolio' tells you how you should align your finances with new tax proposals.

With corporate results for the fourth quarter underway, 'Under Pressure' discusses how India Inc continues to face showdown blues, but hopes for better days next year. 'Bullish Moves' gives you investing tips in the form of three ratios that can help you identify good stocks.

Another feature, 'Banking on Mobility' discusses tips on how to use mobile wallet safely. Talking of spending, 'Easy Ways to Get Home' looks at how real estate online portals are making it easier for buyers to view, rate and analyse property without visiting the actual site.

The spice market promises to deliver good returns this year. 'Spice Route' tells you how you can gain from the trend. Meanwhile, 'No Golden Returns' looks at why commodity funds are unlikely to benefit from the bull run.

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Highlights of Money Today March 2015 issue: The Reserve Bank of India surprised markets and investors alike by cutting rates out of turn earlier this year. The latest issue of your favourite personal finance magazine tells you how to maximise returns from the fall in interest rates. Know which sectors are likely to gain
from the cuts and how to maximise gains from debt fund investments.

'Pushing up demand' tracks how real estate developers are pinning hopes on lower interest rates to boost demand, even as the premium housing segments continues to attract buyers (In lap of luxury).

As you ring in a new financial year, 'Cutting Edge' brings you a detailed analysis of how tax-saving funds operate so that you can choose what suits you best.

'Juggling assets' tells you why asset allocation funds are ideal for those wary of investing actively and changing portfolio according to market conditions.

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Highlights of Money Today February 2015 issue: Innovations in health insurance are changing the way you can cover health risks. Money Today, your favourite personal finance magazine, brings you a cover package on these innovations and helps you choose the best policy. 'Expanding the Bouquet' discusses the basics you need to keep in mind before choosing a health insurance policy. 'At Home', in Money Today's latest issue, talks about the home care expenses that insurance companies cover. While 'A Swift Deal' explains the working of the 'offer for sale' mechanism, 'On a Roll' tells you why stocks of logistics companies will continue to do well in the foreseeable future. As equity funds make a comeback with strong returns, 'Betting on Past Performance' gives you tips on how to select the right fund. Another feature 'Made to Order' discusses why you need to invest cautiously in the new manufacturing sector-themed schemes that mutual funds are coming out with. 'Buying a Used Car', as the name suggests, lists quick and easy pointers for buying a second-hand car. Get your personal finance queries answered, pick the best stock market investments and much more in the latest issue of Money Today. Subscribe now!

Highlights of Money Today January 2015 Issue: The Indian stock market turned out to be among the world’s best performers in 2014 with the BSE Sensex rising 29% from 21,140 on January 1 to 27,312 on December 19. The cover feature of your favourite personal finance magazine gives you a detailed coverage on the best investment options for the new year. 'Playing it Safe' is a special feature, which discusses how you can enjoy smooth online shopping without inviting any risks. Another feature 'House in offer' offers tips on how you can use all the tax benefits that are available on home loans. Know how insurer’s app can help you make faster claims and have more control over your account in 'Apps to Aid Your Cover'. The January issue of Money Today also brings you three funds that follow unique strategies and lessons you can learn from them on investing. You will also get to know how safe it is to transfer money via Facebook accounts in the feature 'Go Dutch on Facebook'. For all this and much more, subscribe now!

Highlights of Money Today December 2014 issue: Foreign institutional investors have pumped in Rs 1.60 lakh crore in Indian equities so far in 2014. The cover feature of your favourite personal finance magazine this month gives you a detailed coverage of the companies and sectors where foreign investors have raised their stake. It's a collector's edition for investors as the magazine also tracks the performance of stocks that have risen over 50 per cent since the Narendra Modi government came to power. The December issue also includes a special feature on how you can make optimal use of the higher tax deduction limits. 'Paying Education Loan' gives you an insight on how to ensure hassle-free debt repayment. 'The Fun Route to Finance' tells you about the games that will help you improve your financial quotient. Also, get to know about the rules governing taxation of gifts in the feature 'The Gift Punch'. The magazine also offers interesting features akin to investment that will prove immensely useful in understanding the market and investing your funds wisely.
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Highlights of Money Today November 2014 issue: Highlights of Money Today November 2014 issue: Investing in mutual funds when the stock market is at a high level is risky. In the latest issue of Money Today, we bring you strategies you must adopt while investing in equity funds in 'Taming the Bull'. 'Income Stream' tells you about LIC's annuity plan and the right time to lock your funds for long term. The November issue of your favourite magazine also carries a feature on how to sell your house in a depressed market. 'Breaking into pieces' analyses the impact of cancellation of coal blocks on banks, steel and power companies. 'In Smaller Parts' gives you an insight on how stock splits increase affordability and liquidity in the market.  The latest issue of Money Today also offers a special coverage on how start-ups are lowering cost of medical care. For all this and more subscribe now!

Highlights of Money Today October 2014 issue: In line with its motto to help you manage your finances better, Money Today’s latest issue gives you insight into all the banking services you pay for without being aware of it. 'Say Hello to EPF 2.0' is your know-all-about guide on Universal Account Numbers (UAN). Your favourite personal finance magazine also helps you prepare the perfect retirement plan. Already have one? Find out if it is error-proof with 'Repairing the Damage'. With everything becoming smart nowadays, we look at existing and upcoming smart cities, to tell you whether these properties are worth investing in. Have you invested in cement stocks? Well, you should because 'Going Strong' tells you why the sudden surge in these stocks is likely to continue. Some stocks have been trading at high valuations and still offer scope for gains. Find out more about these in 'At a Premium'. The October issue of Money Today also tells you how you can get the added tax advantage by investing in arbitrage funds as opposed to short-term debt funds. Get your personal finance queries answered, pick the best mutual fund investments and much more in the latest issue of Money Today. Subscribe now!

Highlights of Money Today September 2014 issue: Owning a house is a dream most of us have. In its latest issue, your favourite personal finance magazine Money Today takes a look at where the property market is headed and destinations that can give the best returns. The cover package also carries a feature on real estate stocks that seem set to recover as the sector tries to come out of the slowdown. Online facility has made it much easier to apply for transfer of retirement funds. 'Transfer it Now' gives you a lowdown on why you should try the process. There are changes that you should make in your debt portfolio to minimise the impact of the new tax rules. Read 'Making the Right Moves' to know the way to go about it. Sebi has tweaked ESOP regulations. The latest issue of Money Today also bring you a lowdown on how the new rules impact the beneficiaries. We celebrate the good times by taking a look at commodities that stand to benefit due to a substantial rise in demand during the festive season. All this and more in the latest issue of Money Today. Subscribe now!

Highlights of Money Today August 2014 issue: The Indian stock market is seeing big swings and offers a chance for investors to rejig their portfolio. Money Today, your favourite personal finance magazine, brings you investing lessons from the world's greatest value investors. In ‘Buying at a discount’, get to know the 10 stocks that meet their stringent criteria. While ‘Foreign Trouble’ tells you why oil and gas companies have a bright future despite the rise in crude oil prices, ‘Back in the reckoning’ gives you tips on investing in PSUs as they gain momentum. It makes sense to keep track of what promoters are doing with their shares. ‘For a bigger stake’ in Money Today’s latest issue explains how it may give you a clue about where the company is headed. If you are among those take cue from mutual fund investments, ‘Decoding the Churn’ analyses what equity mutual funds have been buying and selling of late. There is also a special coverage of how Finance Minister Arun Jaitley’s first Budget changed the personal finance landscape. Subscribe now!

Highlights of Money Today July 2014 issue: The latest issue of Money Today helps you manage your finances better by giving you tips to prevent rejection of insurance claims. Of course there are banks to help out when you are in need of some extra money, but even then there are a few mistakes that can cost your dear. The July issue of Money Today helps you navigate through these testing points. Monsoon forecast is disappointing so far. Read \'Staring at a Dry Run\' to find out how deficient rainfall can help investors earn decent returns. With tax filing deadline around the corner, \'Your Time Starts Now\' gives you a few tips to get your tax planning right. Are you paying rent to your wife to claim both HRA and loan deductions? \'Home Truths\' warns you that Tax officials may be watching you. Brokerage houses have given a thumbs up to the appointment of a new CEO at Infosys. Should you invest? Or should you choose fertliser stocks that are expected to continue their upward trend in the coming days. Get these queries answered and much more in the latest issue of Money Today. Subscribe now!

Highlights of Money Today June 2014 issue: The mutual fund industry is among the best regulated sectors of the financial landscape and handles your money at negligible cost. The June issue of your favourite personal finance magazine, Money Today, in its cover package tells you about the basic investment norms relating to the sector that you should be aware of to maximise your gains. The investing tips may come in handy as the magazine provides useful insights on sectoral funds and thematic funds and also guides you about investing in new fund offers or go for established funds that have track records. The magazine also gives you tips on questions that you should ask while buying a home insurance policy. The story \'Fast Forward\' tells you how auto ancillary stocks are likely to perform in near future. The story \'On The Way Up\' brings in experts who talk about the movement of the Indian currency and guides how you can position your investments to gain from it. Experts from Deloitte guide you about the papers that you need while filing tax returns in the story \'Ready Your Documents\'.  For all this and more, subscribe to the latest edition of Money Today.

Highlights of Money Today May 2014 issue: With great opportunities knocking one\'s door once in a while, there should be no reason your finances should hold you back from settling outside India, should you get a chance. Money Today, your favourite personal finance magazine, would like you to consider your options well and gives you tips on how to manage your finances before moving to another country. With stock market looking set for a recovery, the May 2014 issue of the magazine also does a feature on why it may be the right time to invest in high beta stocks. There\'s also a lowdown on stocks that have been rising at a fast pace for the last 10 years. There\'s more - how will Sun Pharmaceutical buying Ranbaxy Laboratories impact both the stocks; things to keep in mind before renting a house, advantages of investing in multi-asset funds; risks involved in investing in small-cap stocks - and more in the latest issue of Money Today. Subscribe now!

Highlights of Money Today April 2014 issue: The much awaited exchange traded fund that will invest in top central government-owned companies has finally opened. The April issue of your favourite personal finance magazine, Money Today, tells you how economical it is to invest in PSU ETFs. The cover story \'Busting Stock Market Myths\' gives you an insight into strategies that appeal to stock investors and their effectiveness in the current market conditions. The story \'Global Reach\' lists out the drawbacks of investing in stocks of multinational companies. A drawback of investing in MNCs’ local arms is that the parent may try to take control of the business and delist it or transfer the subsidiary’s major components to a 100% subsidiary. The story \'Handling Detailed Interrogation\' solves all your medical and lifestyle-related queries while buying insurance. How one should choose the right broker to have a successful investing career, is illustrated in the story \'The Right Match\'. For all and more, subscribe to the latest edition of Money Today.

Highlights of Money Today March 2014 issue: Highlights of Money Today March 2014, issue: The social network cannot be ignored, whatever be the size of your business. In fact, it could become your closest ally if you are running a small enterprise. The March issue of your favourite personal finance magazine, MOney Today, tells you tell you how to tap the potential of the social media to gain clientele and promote your business. Several good stocks are trading below their book value. The story \'looking for value\' takes a good look at stocks that can give decent returns in 2014. Some commodities did not do well in 2013. The story \'In The Dumps\' tells you what\'s in store for investors in 2014. There are concerns over Maruti\'s manufacturing deal with Suzuki, but experts say it\'s a good time to buy the stock. Read the story \'Gaining speed\' for more. The magazine ropes in Guest writer Nimesh Shah, MD & CEO, ICICI Prudential AMC, who advises on how to select a fund house. For all and more, subscribe to the latest edition of Money Today.

Highlights of Money Today February 2014 issue: There are many situations in which investors can get stuck while selling their assets. Your favourite personal finance magazine, Money Today, brings you a cover package in its February 2014 edition which gives you a low-down on such situations and how you can extricate yourself. It\'s a new year and your investments would be top priority for you as always. The latest issue advises you on how top commodities will fare in 2014. Also get to know if it\'s the right time to invest in pharma stocks or not. Legendary investor Peter Lynch shares some tips on how to manage your investments as does JP Morgan\'s Anis Lahlou-Abid on how to invest in Europe. The magazine also lists out 14 resolutions that can help you strengthen your finances in 2014. This is not all. Tax deductions come into focus at this time of the year. Healthcare costs are eligible for some tax deduction. Know what qualifies under which section in the latest issue of Money Today. It\'s not all about your savings. The magazine brings you smart spending tips too. Tablets are storming the technology world by dozens. With so many options to choose from, our sister magazine G&G gives you a low-down on the best bet in different budget brackets. For all this and more, subscribe to the latest issue of Money Today now!

Highlights of Money Today January 2014 issue: It\'s a New Year and time to shuffle your investments and what better a guide than your favourite personal finance magazine, Money Today. It\'s a big year, with the Indian electorate deciding on the new government. Polls bring with them a lot of uncertainty for the investors. The cover package in the January issue of Money Today tells you how you should structure your portfolio during 2014 with the general elections in sight. There\'s also an exhaustive list of experts sharing their outlook for the different sectors for the New Year. If you\'d like go by the trends set by foreign investors in 2013, \'The Foreign Interest\' lists out 120 stocks in which FIIs have been increasing their stake since the end of December 2012. Asset management companies are looking beyond US and are coming out with funds that will invest in Europe and Japan. Read \'Investing in Global Growth\' to find out how you can benefit. The Rajiv Gandhi Equity Savings Scheme created quite a buzz when it was launched. However, some complexities are preventing it from catching on with retail investors. \'Missing the Buzz\' talks about where the scheme missed its chances. It\'s a collector\'s edition ladies and gentlemen. Subscribe now to read all this and more!

Highlights of Money Today December 2013 issue: It’s that time of the year again when magazines across the market look at year-ending trends and share takeaways with their esteemed readers. Money Today, your favourite personal finance magazine, brings together a standout December issue, offering you the best of investment and financial planning tips that you will surely benefit from. In the cover story \'Betting on Winners\', read about the best picks among the 50 stocks in BSE-200 that have more than doubled since 2008. In \'Bad Debt Worries\', we look at the second quarter results of banks to see if it\'s the right time to buy bank stocks. \'Not out of the Woods\' tells you why there\'s little respite in sight for paper companies. It\'s the last few months of tax saving, so Money Today\'s latest issue brings you a lowdown on the different options you can avail of to reduce your tax burden. In \'The Tax Advantage\', our team tells you why ready-to-move houses may be a better option than under-construction ones. All this and more in the latest issue of Money Today. Subscribe now!

Highlights of Money Today November 2013 issue: Investors are witnessing volatile times with the economy under pressure on various fronts. Your favourite personal finance magazine, Money Today, brings out an exclusive issue on how you can beat the blues and keep your money safe. In the cover story package, know how to protect your investments amid the current uncertainties and how to play the equity market in the next few months. We also give you investment tips - Why it is the right time to buy shares of housing finance companies; PSU stocks that are expected to beat the trend and do well in the coming months; top six listed companies that have paid the best dividend in the past decade and more. Money Today’s November issue also tells you how you can beat inflation and put extra money into your savings pocket. Subscribe to the magazine or buy the issue to read all this and more.

Highlights of Money Today October 2013 issue: It stays with you at the back of your mind throughout your working years; worries you if your parents are getting old and nearing it. Yes, retirement is the word many of us dread as it tends to shake up your life in more ways than one. Money Today\'s latest issue will, however, try to put some of your worries to rest. The cover story package will help you know about: ways to lower financial stress when your parents are about to retire; smaller towns which provide the best of facilities if you are looking to relocate after retirement; the real estate sector in India\'s temple towns and more. For the investors, the October issue does an outlook on the auto sector and the companies\' shares. Our editors will also tell you why the recent rally in IT stocks is likely to continue for some time. It\'s never too late to learn from our mistakes and \'Lessons from the crash\' shares tips on just that - how to protect one’s investment from products that promise high returns with little risk. Subscribe now!

Highlights of Money Today September 2013 issue: Buying a house of your own makes to the priority list of most Indians these days. Money Today, your favourite personal finance magazine, brings to you a special package which looks at the current real estate market if you are planning to buy property. Apart from sharing some details about what home loans entail, the cover story package of the latest issue also tells you how to invest in real estate - be it by buying office space or via investing in stocks of real estate companies. India has had a good monsoon this year. \'Will it rain profits\' discusses prospects of companies that are expected to gain from good rains. Most companies have declared their first quarter results. Money Today\'s September issue carries an analysis of what the trends show for India Inc for the April-June period. There are investment tips too - how investing in stocks of companies related to commodity prices could be a good idea; funds that invest in the US have given stellar returns in the past year; why regular term plans are a better option than premium plans and more. It\'s common to shift base outside India these days due to work opportunities. \'Before the flight\' gives you tips on how to organise your financial portfolio at home before moving abroad. Read about all this and more in the latest issue of Money Today. Pick your copy now!

Highlights of Money Today August 2013 issue: Yes, it’s been making news for months now and it is no better a time for someone to tell you how to tackle the problem. Money Today, your favourite personal finance magazine, has come out with a must-buy edition, with its cover package solely concentrating on a falling rupee. From tips on how to manage your portfolio for bigger gains, to changing your investment strategy, the feature analyses the big takeaways from the currency’s fall against the US dollar. The stock market is seeing equally volatile times. We speak to experts to find out the reasons and what it means for you – the investors.  There are more tips for equity investors too – why you must observe caution while investing in farm commodities right now; how stocks are poised to move in the coming future; why investing in companies involved in recasting debt can be an advantage right now. All this and more in the latest issue of Money Today. Grab your copy now!

Highlights of Money Today July 2013 issue: Your favourite personal finance magazine, Money Today, is in its latest issue covering the various aspects of standardization norms for health insurance. As the insurance regulator implements the new guidelines, the cover story package tells you how you stand to benefit from it, alongside giving you alternatives to a health cover if you fall in the high-risk category. The latest edition of the magazine also gives you a horde of investment tips – how mid-cap IT stocks are a better investment at the moment; how to find small-cap stocks that offer big returns; why you should be cautious about investing in the FMCG sector at the moment and more. If you are looking to buy property, Money Today’s July issue also gives you tips on tackling the most common tricks real estate developers play to fleece you off your money. All this and the regulars – Smart spending tips, advisory and perspectives – in the latest issue of Money Today. Grab your copy now!

Highlights of Money Today June 2013 issue: Mutual funds have changed the way Indians invest. The latest issue of your favourite personal finance magazine, Money Today, tells you how the best in the market performed in 2012-13. Know how the best fund managers of the past year balanced high short-term returns and long-term objectives. With over 850 schemes investing in various assets and divided into categories, it\'s a lot of data to sift through. Money Today simplifies it for you in its cover package of the June issue. Chit funds made the news for all the wrong reasons recently but they are not that bad an investment option. Read a feature on how, if chosen with care, these investment tools make for a good investment. Resurrecting a career after a break is hard. We tell you how to lay the foundation well before your comeback. Money Today\'s latest issue also keeps you ahead on all the market trends - liquor stocks may have fallen in the past few months, but expect steady returns this year as well; listing of preference shares will make it a more attractive investment option and more. Grab the latest issue of Money Today now for more on the investment circuit!

Highlights of Money Today May 2013 issue: Your favourite personal finance magazine, Money Today, has come up with an entrepreneur-special this month. The cover story package helps you know how to sail smoothly during transition to being an entrepreneur. The magazine also gives you a quick guide to set up a business venture and get started. The latest issue also finds out how gold loan companies are getting affected with the fall in the yellow metals prices. More investment tips - how tea and coffee companies are expected to remain under pressure this year; how to place stock orders; why India will continue to be a good investment option even if it clocks low growth etc. All this and the regulars - advisory and perspective – in the latest issue of Money Today. Grab your copy now!

Highlights of Money Today April 2013 issue: The latest issue of your favourite personal finance magazine, Money Today, gives you tips on investing in Indian multinational companies. With the Indian economy consolidating its position on the global stage, the country’s companies are also expanding their global footprint. The cover story helps you understand what factors drive these companies’ business and what you should keep in mind before investing in their shares. If you missed Finance Minister P Chidambaram’s Budget 2013, the Money Today team does a special analysis on the Budget’s impact on your personal finance portfolio. Read through to manage your finance better in the post-Budget phase. There are the usual features – advisory on how having multiple insurance plans is not a bad idea, how your credit card limit is set by banks, top destinations near metro cities that are emerging as hot realty options and more. Grab your copy of the latest edition of Money Today now!

Highlights of Money Today March 2013 issue: The latest issue of your favourite personal finance magazine, Money Today, gives you tips on settling money matters during a divorce. The cover story package includes tips on how to divide property after a divorce, settling debt and managing your credit score the best. Team Money Today has also put together details of how to liquidating investments may be easy, but one can also transfer joint demat shares and funds to individual accounts. Buy the latest issue of Money Today for realty buying tips in markets outside India, stock investment tips, features on how you can benefit from stocks with differential voting rights. This issue of Money Today also brings to you tips to managing your mutual fund portfolio the best. All this and more in the latest issue of your favourite personal finance magazine. Buy your copy now!

Highlights of Money Today February 2013 issue: When one starts working, the pay package drawn by the prospective employer is of prime importance. Your favourite personal finance magazine, Money Today, in its latest issue decodes the various components of a salary and tries to help you understand how to negotiate a better pay packet. The cover story gives you tips on striking the right balance between in-hand pay and long-term savings, helps you understand the different types of hiring contracts in use these days and assess the best way to use your employee stock options. There are more investment tips across the magazine’s latest issue – why sugar stocks are expected to race ahead, how you can extract valuable information from a company’s annual report and more. All these and the regulars – perspectives, expert columns and advisory on how to lower tax liability, tips to insuring your business etc in the latest issue of Money Today. Buy your copy now!  

Highlights of Money Today January 2013 issue: It’s a new year and Money Today, your favourite personal finance magazine, brings to you another collector’s edition. The cover package tracks investment trends for 2013 – stocks which experts are backing and commodities that are expected to give good returns this new year. Also read about places where you can buy realty in 2013 and expect to cash-in on price appreciation in three-five years. Money Today’s latest issue also tells you why it’s a good idea to invest in debt with a fall in interest rates expected in 2013. The magazine’s January issue also gives you investment tips – how to search for value in the stock market, why buying real estate in markets of less speculation is a good idea and how having realistic expectations is important when setting financial goals. All this and the usual – advisory on lending to family members or friends, getting an insurance cover for professional mistakes; perspectives on the latest developments in the personal finance sector; features from Gadgets & Gizmos and Auto Bild teams –  in the latest issue of Money Today. Grab your copy now!

Highlights of Money Today December 2012 issue: Your favourite personal finance magazine Money Today analyses the overhaul of the National Pension System and its impact on the subscribers in the latest issue. The cover story talks about the tax benefits that comes with the scheme and how employers can help their staff gain too. Get investment tips - IPOs trading below their issue price make for a good picks right now; reforms of the subsidy system bodes well for the fertiliser sector stocks and how Ulips are changing. The latest issue of Money Today also carries features on the real estate sector - how to get the most out of your realty investments and how to decide between buying land and a house. All this and the usual - perspectives, advisory and more - in the latest issue of Money Today. Grab your copy now!

Highlights of Money Today November 2012 issue: Your favourite personal finance magazine Money Today turns six this month. In its anniversary issue, Aroon Purie in his note tracks the magazine’s performance over the past years and congratulates it on covering the major developments in the personal finance space throughout. The cover story of the special issue takes a look at the impact the government’s reform measures might have on the stock markets. There are also tips for investors on the sectors expected to perform best and where caution is recommended. A guest column by ace investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala will help readers understand how he chooses the sectors for investment and how he sees the future of the Indian stock market. Planning to take or already have an education loan? Money Today’s latest issue suggests ways to pay EMIs better. All this and the usual – advisory on saving for emergencies, simple tests to check quality of your property – in the November issue of Money Today. Grab your copy now!

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Girish Ramdas is the Co-founder and CEO of Magzter, a New York based startup that has been making waves in the global digital publishing business. Magzter has crossed 80 million users since its inception in 2011 from more than 150+ countries with 1000s of magazines, newspapers and books from more than 4,500 publishers worldwide. He has more than 25 years of experience in cross-platform publishing, including print, mobile, and Web development. During this period, he has co-founded and run three successful start-up businesses. He has enabled magazine companies to go digital and helps them monetize their content across the digital world. Girish's deep industry experience in online, mobile and publishing ecosystems has made him an expert in acquisition, marketing and monetizing digital content across platforms globally.

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Magzter Inc. is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 80 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

Magzter is committed to providing a safe and secure platform for our users. Please note that Magzter is merely a platform for publishers to distribute their content. We do not control or endorse the content published on our platform. We cannot be held responsible for the actions of our publishers or their content.

Magzter is not responsible for compensating any party that has suffered damages or incurred costs due to any content, or part of the content, that violates their rights. Magzter is not liable to face any legal action in civil court for any violation of rights caused by any content, or part of the content, that infringes the rights of a third party.

Magzter offers the world’s largest {{allyoucanread}} subscription service called {{gold}} which gives digital readers unlimited access to 9,000+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

Magzter offers the world’s largest “All-You-Can-Read” subscription service called Magzter GOLD which gives digital readers unlimited access to 9,000+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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Prior to Magzter, he was the President of Dot Com Infoway (DCI) and Galatta Media. His duties included strategic marketing, partnership development, and monetizing content globally. DCI grew from a small team of 3 in 2000 to 300 by 2011 and was dealing with web, software and app development for clients globally.

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is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 87 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

n. We will also use usage information in order to ensure users adhere to our Terms of Use. For example, a user’s usage information will help us confirm that a user only downloads a magazine or other content a permitted number of times or to a permitted number of devices.

which gives digital readers unlimited access to 9,000+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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Money Today Magazine - August 8, 2011

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