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"The print magazine market is not declining" - Ingham

Speaking exclusively with GamesIndustry.biz today, Future CEO Greg Ingham has defended the company's £97 million bid for rival print publisher Highbury House, saying that the print market has "some long way to go".

Speaking exclusively with GamesIndustry.biz today, Future CEO Greg Ingham has defended the company's £97 million bid for rival print publisher Highbury House, saying that the print market has "some long way to go".

Asked how the firm would justify such a large investment in the paper market at a time when it is widely perceived to be facing tough rivalry from other mediums such as online, Ingham said that the sector "has shown very good growth over a long period of time."

While he admitted that there are many challenges in the "volatile" games sector, he argued that "as the games industry as a whole gets bigger, so there are more opportunities" - and said that in terms of overall print publishing, "given where we are in the market, we've got a lot of growing to do."

Click here to read today's interview with Greg Ingham in full.

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