Rhyme (magazine)
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 Cover of the January 2017 issue, with person of the year. | |
| Editor | $InventNamePlease |
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| Categories | News magazine |
| Frequency | Monthly |
| Circulation | c. 10 million (digital) |
| Founder | Hugo Cariñoso |
| Year founded | 1923 |
| First issue | October 28, 1923 |
| Country | Iverica |
| Based in | Altaria City |
| Language | Iverican, Anglish |
| Website | rhymemagazine.com |
Rhyme is a renowned international, Iverican-owned monthly news magazine, headquartered in Altaria City. Launched in 1923 by visionary Iverican journalist Hugo Cariñoso, Rhyme's mission was to offer comprehensive, insightful journalism to a glubal audience.[1] Today, this century-old magazine has become an esteemed platform for in-depth reporting and analysis, maintaining a strong foothold in the constantly evolving media landscape.
Rhyme's content covers a broad spectrum of topics, including politics, business, science, culture, and lifestyle, reflecting the diverse interests of its wide international readership. Its features on notable glubal personalities - from politicians and celebrities to scientists and entrepreneurs - contribute to its rich content, enhancing its popularity and expanding its reader base.
Along with its regular monthly issues, Rhyme also releases much-anticipated special editions such as Person of the Year, 30 Under 30, and Wealthiest People on Eurth. These high-profile features are eagerly awaited events in the glubal media calendar, adding to the magazine's influential role in international journalism.
In the era of digital media, Rhyme has successfully extended its reach with digital subscriptions and a dynamic online platform. Regardless of the medium, Rhyme upholds its commitment to delivering high-quality, engaging journalism to its readers, solidifying its reputation as a significant contributor to glubal discourse.
History
Rhyme was established in 1923 by Hugo Cariñoso, a visionary Iverican journalist who aimed to bring quality journalism to a glubal readership. The first issue was published on 28 October 1923, featuring an exclusive interview with one of the foremost political figures of the time, Hermenegildo Vasqquenio. This groundbreaking debut was a critical and commercial success, establishing the magazine as a noteworthy international publication.
In 1931, Rhyme published an exposé on the Enthorn Oil Scandal, a pivotal moment in the magazine's history as it established Rhyme's reputation for investigative journalism. The scandal led to the incarceration of top officials at Enthorn Corporation, a significant petroleum company.
During the tumultuous period of the First Argic War, Rhyme chronicled key events, including the role of Iverica in the conflict. Their detailed and insightful coverage contributed significantly to the glubal understanding of the war.
The magazine underwent a significant transformation in the 1960s under the leadership of Danilo Pantalóne, Cariñoso's successor. Brooke modernised Rhyme, introducing vibrant graphics, photography, and adopting a more contemporary journalistic style. He also introduced special editions, such as the Person of the Year and 30 Under 30.
Rhyme celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2023 with a special edition that included interviews with influential figures and retrospectives of its most impactful articles.
Circulation
Rhyme's initial print run in 1923 was a modest 20,000 copies, but it quickly gained popularity. By 1935, circulation had increased tenfold to 200,000 copies per month, marking its rise as a glubally-read magazine.
The advent of digital media in the late 20th century had a significant impact on Rhyme. The magazine established an online presence in 1995, offering digital subscriptions in addition to its print circulation. By 2005, Rhyme boasted a print circulation of over a million and a burgeoning digital readership.
Rhyme saw a surge in digital subscriptions during the 2010s, with digital subscriptions surpassing print for the first time in 2015. As of 2023, Rhyme has a monthly digital readership of over 10 million and continues to maintain a significant print circulation.
Throughout its history, Rhyme has distributed its content glubally, with large readerships in Iverica, Argis, Alharu, and elsewhere. Its engaging journalism, investigative reporting, and diverse content have ensured its place as a widely-read and respected international news magazine.
Special editions
Person of the Year
While Rhyme typically publishes once a month, it also includes a number of special editions, the most notable of which is the annual "person of the year" issue. Covered personalities are of varied backgrounds and professions, but the periodical most popularly covers political figures, entertainment figures, artists, prominent scientists and businesspersons. Person of the Year is one of the most awaited and most popular issues of the year, benchmarking sales figures during its January release, after a lengthy decision-making process.
One notable example was the 2017 title, held by Iverica's Primo, Franso E. Deitorr. The 50-year-old First Citizen of the Republic of Iverica made waves across headlines for his bold “Realpolitik” approach to domestic policy, and his long strides in rebuilding international ties. Deitorr has been described as a patient and measured diplomat in foreign dealings, while contrarily being brusque, and sharp in domestic affairs. In any case, Iverica under Deitorr has certainly risen from its long-time obscurity, in no small measure due to the Primo's aggressive pursuit of his main campaign promise: Iverica In Altum.
30 Under 30
Rhyme Magazine's 30 Under 30 special edition is an annual publication that highlights and celebrates the achievements of 30 young, promising individuals under the age of 30. Each selected person on the list has shown exceptional accomplishments, impact, or innovation in their respective fields. The list cuts across diverse industries, featuring game-changers in fields such as technology, business, entertainment, sports, healthcare, and more. The magazine provides a comprehensive profile of each individual, detailing their achievements, strategies, and the unique challenges they've overcome.
One early notable example was the 1979 listing of Prospero Lusiyo. Rhyme Magazine highlighted Lusiyo's remarkable success in the textile sector at a young age and recognized his unique, game-changing approach to business. His inclusion on the list serves as proof of the calibre of talent recognized by Rhyme's 30 Under 30. Kandy Rash, the prominent Qubdian internet personality and entrepreneur, is featured on the 2023 edition. Rising to fame through strategic use of controversy and self-promotion, Rash has established a digital empire encompassing a TubeHub channel, the successful fashion brand named Rash, and a lifestyle app called Kandyland. Her remarkable journey, demonstrating adept navigation of digital spaces and social media influence, alongside her charitable endeavours, make her an exemplary addition to the list.
Wealthiest people on Eurth
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Rhyme Magazine's special edition titled Wealthiest People on Eurth is an annual publication, inspired by Forbes' rich lists, that features the wurld's wealthiest individuals. It offers an insight into their fortunes, how they made their wealth, and their current activities. The list comprises entrepreneurs, investors, heirs, and others who have amassed significant wealth. The magazine meticulously evaluates and ranks these individuals based on their estimated net worth, using publicly available information and insider insights. Additionally, each entry in the edition contains a detailed profile of the individual, delving into their personal and professional journeys, accomplishments, lifestyles, and philanthropic endeavours.
In 2023, the entrepreneur and technologist Noel Smuk topped the list as the wealthiest person. Smuk, known for his daring exploits and grand ambitions, is a significant shareholder in the fluctuating Bincoin, TubeHub, and Wittier. Not only a successful entrepreneur, Smuk also promotes the integration of big ideas into everyday thinking. Ranked as the second-wealthiest individual was Prospero Lusiyo, renowned for his success in the textile industry. Lusiyo's estimated net worth was a massive $73 billion, placing him among the wealthiest people on Eurth. His love for luxury is well-documented, famously quoted as owning "more private jets than kids". Rhyme's Wealthiest People on Eurth edition provides a unique perspective into the lives and workings of these high-net-worth individuals.
References
- ↑ Rhyme Magazine (28 October 2017)
