TV GUIDE CANADA Magazine Review:TV Guide THE BIBLE OF TELEVISIONTV Guide is the authority for television guidance, entertainment reporting and program information.
It is America's largest selling weekly magazine with a readership of 35 million.
Since it debuted in 1953, TV Guide has offered the most authoritative guide to not only what's on television but also what's happening behind the scenes.
With its provocative articles on television's major issues and top trends, lively personality profiles, and comprehensive TV listings, TV Guide helps its viewers get the most out of their television viewing.
The magazine publishes over 200 separate editions across the United States - geographic and cable system specific versions as well as cable and satellite guides - that insure readers they are getting the most accurate source of TV listings in their market.Under the leadership of Steven Reddicliffe, the new Editor in Chief of TV Guide, the magazine has strengthened its critical voice both in the national feature and programming sections. "We are emphasizing the guide part of our name.
With the proliferation of programming, our readers look to us for guidance and we have to be willing to go out on a limb and tell them what we really think of shows," says Reddicliffe.TV Guide has expanded its special preview issues and viewers' guides.
These issues, which include the Fall Preview, Returning Favorites, NFL Preview, and Holiday Guide, provide readers with the most definitive handbook to television's major events.
Similarly, special issues, such as the The 50 Funniest TV Moments of All Time and The 25 Greatest Musical Moments on TV, offer comprehensive and fun filled lists of memorable television moments that are guaranteed to spark impassioned debate.
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