Advertising
Advertising rates, in FT pages, printed as part of FW, the Folklife Quarterly, and copied online.
Examples: Two adverts. Actual printed-page size is 1/8 A4. Left, Gibralter, colour, £30 prepaid. Right, Welsh Border Morris, mono, £12 prepaid. More details of ad rates & sizes, below |
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⇒ Do Join Us ! Your Membership Benefits FW by post and Free Editorial / Publicity, in print + online • Festivals, Venues, Performers, Media, Services, Organisations, etc • News & Reports, • Listings: in this Directory, with summary in FW • Festival Diary, Workshop Diary No form needed
Posted : 1 year to 1 address £18
6 or more, 25% off + post-free! √ Reselling: post free 6 or more, by Clubs, Pubs, Venues, Festivals, Performers, Shops, & you - √ Buy @ £2.25, sell @ £3 ... minimum 6 copies √ 6 or more copies can be bought on a pro-rata per-issue basis (includes membership) so you can easily change quantities X Sold as ordered - No returns
⇒ Word limits / Editorial
➊ Members' News up to 200 words, for each news item; more if advertising -- 1/8 275 words; 1/4 300 words; 1/2 350 words; A4 450 words your Reports, Dates, Festival Info, CD Info.
➋ Folklife Traditions - on this website Articles & news ~ word limits by arrangement. Send News as plain email, or as RTF, or as Word.doc Using Word.docx ?Please see note, above this section, about Using 'Word' Footnotes and Endnotes |
⇒ Your Adverts in FW
Ads: Costs (no VAT charged): Now lower prices !, see PDF ‘Prepaid’ -- £4 less than invoiced.
Colour
Mono
Book space by emailing your Purchase Order Nº. Invoiced terms = 30 Days from invoice date. Invoices (and receipts) are emailed.
Ads : Sizes (A4) 'A4' - if you're not sure about page sizes - see [link:] our Guide to Page Sizes on our Folklife website - A4, A5, etc, with examples, note those are A4-size pages, so not suitable for mobiles. You can download Pages Sizes examples PDF from that page. Colour only
Ads : Ads must be emailed (image or text)
√ Colour ads: you are advised to send us a printout so we can check colours. √ If B&W: pl convert colour to greyscale, & check that before sending. √ Tiff √ Jpeg, √ PDF as High-definition 300dpi, text 600 dpi, fonts embedded; if B&W ad, send only as greyscale. ? Word “.doc” is not an image, so can't be used directly
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FT 57-59: we experimented with "Yumpu" e-magazine publisher, after "Issuu" e-magazine wouldn't accept our uploads.
We found problems with Yumpu from time to time, so have replaced by pdf downloads as our default access for you.
We found problems with Yumpu from time to time, so have replaced by pdf downloads as our default access for you.
2018 Jan - FT 56FT 56 and earlier issues are on "issuu.com". Just click on 2018 Jan - FT 56 etc to read. Issuu is an e-magazine format, which we used for years, till it suddenly wouldn't work when I tried to add to it. Still works for you reading FT 56 and earlier. Any problems just email me for a pdf. 9 A4 pages (mono)
Folklife Studies & Societies News/Diary:
Quarterly Updates Folklife Tradns p32 1-line Summary Listings
FT 57-59: we experimented with "Yumpu" e-magazine publisherDo try these but if no luck, just download the relevant PDF We found problems with Yumpu from time to time, so have gone over to pdf downloads as our default access for you. |
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2018 Oct - FT 59
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IMPORTANT NOTE, 7 July 2018
Having spent years uploading FT issues as e-magazines on the "Issuu" website - we can no longer do this! ---- up to FT-56, Jan 2018, still on Issuu, still accessible for you to read, -- but we cannot change anything we have placed on Issuu.
Meanwhile, we are trying out "Yumpu" as an e-mag provider - seem to be readable (and is is a lot easier to upload than Issuu ever was).
Having spent years uploading FT issues as e-magazines on the "Issuu" website - we can no longer do this! ---- up to FT-56, Jan 2018, still on Issuu, still accessible for you to read, -- but we cannot change anything we have placed on Issuu.
Meanwhile, we are trying out "Yumpu" as an e-mag provider - seem to be readable (and is is a lot easier to upload than Issuu ever was).
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LATEST ISSUE, as PDF for you to download (on right)
or we have added this "Yumpu" e-magazine as an alternative (below). Seems fine to us; please let us know if it works/doesn't work for you. |
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~ Gtr Man FL TAMESIDE FOLK ASSOCIATION (TFA) [no website] Mike Riley 0161 366 7326
⌂ 39 Newton Hall Road, HYDE, Cheshire, SK14 4PS.
⊕ Collection, research and performance of folk music and song. Information and advice given on folk music and song on request. Includes “The Open Door Company”, the performance section of TFA. Register of folk musicians, singers, storytellers, and other folk contacts.~ South ∅ SOUTHERN COUNTIES’ FOLK FEDERATION (SCoFF) www.scoff.org.uk
⌂ Email webmaster via website.
⊕ Includes SCoFF & FASH Joint Message Board; hyper-linked map of Members; festivals, special events and workshops list; database of web pages and contact information for Southern Counties artistes and groups.
FL MIKE RILEY (no website) Mike Riley 0161 366 7326
⌂ 39 Newton Hall Road, HYDE, Cheshire, SK14 4PS
⊕ Tameside Museum Folk Co-ordinator. Portland Basin
⌂ 39 Newton Hall Road, HYDE, Cheshire, SK14 4PS.
⊕ Collection, research and performance of folk music and song. Information and advice given on folk music and song on request. Includes “The Open Door Company”, the performance section of TFA. Register of folk musicians, singers, storytellers, and other folk contacts.~ South ∅ SOUTHERN COUNTIES’ FOLK FEDERATION (SCoFF) www.scoff.org.uk
⌂ Email webmaster via website.
⊕ Includes SCoFF & FASH Joint Message Board; hyper-linked map of Members; festivals, special events and workshops list; database of web pages and contact information for Southern Counties artistes and groups.
FL MIKE RILEY (no website) Mike Riley 0161 366 7326
⌂ 39 Newton Hall Road, HYDE, Cheshire, SK14 4PS
⊕ Tameside Museum Folk Co-ordinator. Portland Basin
Note
these contact forms sometimes take a day or two before we're notified by Weebly
- so you can email us as below
these contact forms sometimes take a day or two before we're notified by Weebly
- so you can email us as below
FOLKLIFE CONTACT FORM - before sending, please read notes under "Do email us" on right - note publicity is only for Folklife members; we don't review folk CDs.
FT - Archive
We have 2 different indices:
1 ~ article index webpage
2 ~ index for each issue webpage
1 ~ article index webpage
a classified index of articles, by subject, author with a link to each article on our e-mag site (which has every issue of the FT pages)
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example ~
Articles, songs, and tunes, by author & title
† PALMER, Roy
‘The Ballad Printers of Worcester’, a series revised & extended from articles originally published in FT’s predecessors, “The Welsh Border Broadsheet” and “The Somers Journal”
† PALMER, Roy
‘The Ballad Printers of Worcester’, a series revised & extended from articles originally published in FT’s predecessors, “The Welsh Border Broadsheet” and “The Somers Journal”
- John Butler’ (incl. songs & ballad lists) p12-13 2006 Sep FWJ 01
- Samuel Gamidge (incl. songs, ballad lists, illustrations) [+illus. p24] p10-14 2008 Dec FWJ 02
- James & John Grundy, George & Thomas Lewis, Thomas Hayes (incl. songs, ballad lists, illustrations) p7-11 2009 Jun FWJ 03
- Richard Houghton (incl. songs, map, ballad lists, illustrations) p7-9 2009 Dec FWJ 04
- H.F. Sefton (incl. songs, map, ballad lists, illustrations/song sheets) p12-18 2010 Aug FWJ 05
