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DEAF LIFE Media Kit

click Preface
A bit of background on our history & mission

click About the Founder (Matthew Scott Moore)
A quest for innovation & quality (www.DEAF.com)

clickPosition Statement
What our company is about
"...I must say, I'm impressed.
I'm a psychologist in private practice. (I'm also deaf.)"
"I think providing your magazine in my waiting room contributes towards the mental health of my patients."
 
click About DEAF LIFE Magazine
Independent stance, global concerns
the nation's premier independent slick-format Deaf monthly and the #1 magazine of the Deaf community 
"I would like to subscribe [to] Deaf Life Magazine.  My friend let me read this and really enjoyed it so I decided to order one for myself."
 
to serve the informational needs of the Deaf community
 
to create a forum for Deaf & hearing readers in which they can freely express & share a diversity of view

to educate a inform hearing readers about a much misunderstood "disabled" group that is also a distinctive cultural/linguistic minority

 

to serve as an advertising vehicle, encouraging Deaf-oriented and "mainstream" companies to reach a market that has traditionally gone largely unrecognized.

                 The goal of Deaf Life is. . .

to produce a magazine appealing to both Deaf and hearing readers that rectifies stereotypes and clarifies misconceptions in an enjoyable, accessible, and entertaining way;

 

to encourage Deaf readers to become more aware of what is happening around them, and increase understanding of issues that have a direct—as well as indirect—impact on their lives;

 

to keep the Deaf community up-to-date with new technological developments of specific interest;

 

to develop a market recognition on par with other national publications.

As many of its readers recognize, Deaf Life has lasting value. Its blend of clear, simple, easy-to-read text combined with sophisticated visual appeal makes it a quality publication. Deaf Life is considered a collector's item—not something to be read and discarded, but to be kept and shared.

clickThe DEAFLIFE Advisory Board
A diversity of backgrounds
Bernard Bragg,  Julianna Fjeld, Bill Graham, Alice Hagemeyer,  
Robert F. Panara, Frank R. Turk 
 
 click Circulation and Readership
Some surprising facts
Deaf Life is not just for Deaf people. It is of interest to anyone who is involved with or inquisitive about Deaf culture and would like to better understand it.
 
click Market Profile
Deaf people as consumers
 
Making the world a better place
for the next Deaf generation—
and for Deaf people now

 

You can order extra or quantity copies of the August 2008 issue of DEAF LIFE, with the cover feature on DBC, for $5.00 each plus shipping and handling. Please contact  at <mailto:Editor@deaflife.com>Editor@deaflife.com.

Thanks.

If you'd like to order a year's subscription to DEAF LIFE, starting with the July 2008 issue, you'll get a copy of the August issue as part of your subscription. Go to http://www.deaflife.com


 
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