Soap operas gain respectability extend audience reach
Editorial director Paul Denis asserts soaps are no longer a women’s domain with men and college students joining the viewing crowd. He cites 20 million homes average viewing, education exposure, and ads priced up to 19 500 for 30 seconds as proof of growing mainstream status and influence.
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Daytime TV boss touts truth over fiction in magazine
Paul Denis editorial director of Daytime TV says the New York publication prints true stories, conducts actor interviews, and denies soap opera fiction. The information magazine, nine years old, reaches 280000 readers monthly, mainly women 18 to 35, with widespread circulation in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the Caribbean, and Germany.
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Australia
New Zealand
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