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| World MUAYTHAI Magazine is the only magazine in print and available online e-magazine dedicated 100% to MUAYTHAI for trainers and boxers interested in improving their ability. Our readers enjoy editorial written by respected and credible professionals, comprising of a mixture of athletes, trainers, promoters and key industry insiders providing the latest and best information available.
World MUAYTHAI Magazine readers buy or subscribe by the 1000’s. Add this to the large number of gym owners and business to business affiliations that provide World MUAYTHAI Magazine for their members and you have a very valuable marketing tool. As an advertiser in World MUAYTHAI Magazine you join a group of like minded businesses who are interested in seeing our industry taken to the greater market place while keeping the values of fitness health and lifestyle. We look forward to getting to know your business better. World MUAYTHAI Magazine readers buy each issue to find out about the latest products and the best training and tactical techniques in a well presented and easy-to-read format. Each issue directly targets PEOPLE interested in MUAYTHAI. Our reader’s are high consumers of health products, supplements, boxing and exercise equipment, sports clothing and apparel. They are also consumers for travel, mobile and communications, sunglasses and regularly attend events. Issue Two now in production World MUAYTHAI Magazine is the only magazine in print and available e-magazine and dedicated to MUAYTHAI globally. World MUAYTHAI Magazine Issue One 2008  This Issue of World MUAYTHAI Magazine features Marc Aplin covering training, tactics and technique from the WMC camps in Lamai and the newly opened Chewang camp in this issue. World MUAYTHAI Magazine provides Oceania MUAYTHAI Federation along with World MUAYTHAI Council, International MUAYTHAI Federation and affiliated MUAYTHAI Federations world-wide with a vehicle to support the news and information of these "Official Governing Bodies” representing MUAYTHAI today. World MUAYTHAI Magazine aims at providing informative, resourceful coverage of all aspects "100% MUAYTHAI" from trainer to promoter, those people with business associated products involved with this sport. Our primary aim will be to image and speak with professional and amateur fighters, who train and compete, fight for the love of this ancient art known as MUAYTHAI. Capturing the excitement of the sport in print covering the thrill of being ring side with our readers and with the spectators who passionately follow MUAYTHAI Boxing. We offer the opportunity for MUAYTHAI people to share our Vision for this sport to reach the pinnacle of acceptance world-wide and to be endorsed as an officially recognised "Olympic Event". Thomas Larsen, Dan Green, Stuart Holden, Mike Haslam, Marc Alpin, John Wolcott " Johnny Knees", Soren Mongkongton, Dale "Destroyer" Stanway, Chelsea Renata, Master Kim, Rafik Bakkouri, Evgeni Kotelnikov, Kru Mariusz, Jason Hong - TAFISA - BUSAN, Rene Laursen, Joe Hilton, Leon Spain, Bruce Townhill, Bernard Caplin, Tony Favuzzi, Raphael Simonides, Chris Moar, Detlef Turnau, Contender Asia, Adam De Bono, Joe Meiklem, Abdulmalik Gadzhiyev, Vladimir Burdun, Shihshabeku Abdulabekovichu Zaynalbekovu, Sarah Howett, Joe Nalder, Elixa Energy Drink, Ulf Byman, Roxy Richardson, Phil Renata, Xavier Wong, Reinhard Badato, Spencer Littlewood, MuaythaiLand, ChokeMuay, Mat-Magazine, TheMuayThaiMinute, SongChai Ratanasuban, Tourism Authority of Thailand and National Cultural Commission of Thailand and of course the OMF board, John Cockburn and Stephan Fox for sharing the Vision. |
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The internet is now a major media, information and entertainment delivery medium. The internet and pay-to-view providers compete changing the impact on television, print media and analogue radio. Internet hit print media hard, the effect gradually impacted on television and radio networks. The rise of the audio podcast, video blogs, YouTube and similar video-sharing sites with user-generated content is an increasing threat to large media companies. File-sharing programs play a part in redefining viewing options. Viewers can watch discontinued programs at anytime, they don't have to wait until television networks choose to replay them. Increased on-demand viewing has forced television networks to adapt and offer on-demand online services. Most network television channels now offer repeated programs or highlights of sports shows online after the television broadcast. Major corporations can buy into online trends. Murdoch's Newsltd bought into MySpace and launched an online pay-per-view service from Sky Sports. The Seven Network bought a big stake in internet phone company Engin. The stakes are high but they don't guarantee consumer interest. Online streaming and high-definition (HD) providers like Miro and Joost raises questions. It seems unlikely this media can survive without advertising content. Consumers are already asking if these sites can offer the quality of content television viewers are accustomed to receiving. Sporting events and movies are available free online illegally but viewers may not want to risk prosecution. They may prefer to pay to view in comfort rather than on a computer. As the internet and the living room are increasingly linked, traditional television program providers face serious competition from online content broadcasters. |
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