Manchester City F.C. media

Manchester City F.C. media

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Website

The club's website, mcfc.co.uk, was relaunched in July 2009. Unlike the majority of other football club websites, the site does not feature adverts. The website was designed by Poke, and a number of awards since its relaunch.[1]

Magazine

ManC
Editor David Clayton
Categories Sport - Football
Frequency Monthly
Publisher Cre8 Publishing
First issue In current format
4 August, 2010
Country England, U.K.
Based in Manchester
Language English
Website Publisher
ISSN 1359-3740

ManC (previously known as City) is the official magazine of the English football club Manchester City.

City magazine

The magazine was known as City for a number of years. The magazine was retailed at £2.50 but format was phased out in favour of new, updated and larger magazine format in August 2010.[2]

ManC

The new format was called ManC and was launched on the 4 August 2010.[3] The new magazine is published by Cre8 publishing who also produce the Manchester City matchday programmes and the magazine pagination was increased by 33% from 66 pages to 100 and to make up for production the price was increased by one pound, to make the magazine £3.50.[3]

Some of the current features in the new 2010 format include:

  • Tricks of the trade: A Manchester City demonstrates how to perform a certain skill
  • #SocialCity: Features City fans with views and contributions on official Twitter[1], Facebook[2] and Flickr[3] sites
  • FAN V PLAYER: A chosen fan answers 10 general knowledge questions against a City player
  • InsidetheInjury: Features club doctor Jamie Butler explaining a specific footballing injury
  • LocationMCR: Feature about a specific place or area special to Manchester City fans such as The Kippax
  • Q&A: An eight-page feature with a player each month answering questions sent in by fans

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