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PUBLICATIONS - EDITORIAL LINEUP 2008
The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) is a well-known, established, and highly regarded association of professionals in the Canadian minerals industry. It includes members from industry, government, and academia who are dedicated to the discovery, production, utilization, and economics of the minerals industry.
CIM’s goal is to provide support and industry relevance to all players in the field. The effective communication of mining news, professional growth, and leading-edge technologies are parameters of success for CIM.
The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM)
Keeping members strategically placed in the world of mining
CIM Magazine has become a leader in the mining industry in Canada. Read by decision-makers and industry leaders in every aspect of the mining and metallurgy industries, it has become truly recognized as The Voice of Mining in Canada. It reaches executives, mine managers, superintendents, geologists, engineers, operations personnel, and other influential participants in the minerals industry.
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CIM Magazine Editorial Calendar 2008 (subject to change) |
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Issue
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Space
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Material
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Editorial
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In Every Issue
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Special feature article on a new or expanding mine operation
News – the topics and issues of key importance to the industry
Safety – leading experts share experiences, views, best practices, tools, and know-how
Innovation – inspiring innovation and sharing ideas & accomplishments
The Supply Side – written by CAMESE managing director, Jon Baird, a page for and about the supply side of the Canadian mining industry
The HR Outlook – written by MiHR executive director, Paul Hébert, updates on the breaking news on HR issues and challenges for mining
Student Life – a page dedicated to and shaped by students in the minerals fields
Canadians Abroad – profiles on and lessons learned from Canadian professionals and companies excelling around the world
Standards – information and how-to's on resource and reserve standards, QPs, and other disclosure issues
Asset Management – experts share ideas, challenges, and solutions
Engineering Exchange – profiles of leading individuals and companies in engineering; learn about what's hot on their plates now
Eye on Business – the markets, investment, legal, and business side of the mining industry
Parlons-en – a French column dedicated to the mineral developments and issues in Quebec
Mining Lore – historical tales of the Canadian mining industry
MAC Economic Commentary – economic and business issues faced by the Canadian mining industry: tax, transportation, energy, environmental, and international trade and investment spheres
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February
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Jan. 18
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Feb. 1
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CIM Conference and Exhibition 2008 program
Special Innovation Issue: Delving into the technology, trends, and people driving industry into the future
Bonus Circulation: PDAC (Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada), SME (Society for Mining Metallurgy and Exploration Inc.) & MEMO (Maintenance Engineering/Mine Operators Conference)
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March/April
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Feb. 15
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Feb. 29
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The World of Nickel: A comprehensive look at the world of nickel, from exploration through the mine cycle, and the latest metallurgical processing developments.
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May
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March 28
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Feb. 11
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People in Mining: HR practices, community relations, and the outstanding people shaping the industry.
Bonus Circulation: 2008 CIM Conference & Exhibition
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The Reporter
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March 30
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April 6
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CIM Reporter: The official publication of the CIM Conference and Exhibition.
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June/July
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May 9
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May 23
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COM 2008/Copper 2008 - Complete program of Copper 2008 and the Conference of Metallurgists.
Moving in Mines - The colossal world of transportation, of product and people, at the mine and mill site.
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August
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June 13
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June 27
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The Green Issue: Energy, emissions and environmental issues with emerging tools, technologies, and practices.
Bonus Circulation: COM 2008 (Conference of Metallurgists)
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Special Supplement to
August Issue
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The Tools of the Trade: A source guide for the equipment, supplies, tools, and services supporting the mining industry, where to find them, and updates on emerging technologies.
Bonus Circulation: COM 2008 (Conference of Metallurgists), Oil Sands Trade Show & Conference and MINExpo International (National Mining Association)
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September/
October
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Aug. 8
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Aug. 22
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Coal and Oil Sands: The most comprehensive overview of latest developments in operations, technology, people, innovations, and the communities of Canada's gigantic industries.
Bonus Circulation: Oil Sands Trade Show & Conference and MINExpo International (National Mining Association)
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November
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Sept. 19
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Oct. 3
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Mining the Canadian Territories: Details on exploration and operations across Canada's north
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December/
January
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Oct. 24
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Nov. 7
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Special Outlook Issue: Coast to coast look at the year ahead.
Annual CIM Directory Issue
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CIM Societies
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CIM Magazine / CIM Directory / CIM Reporter / CIM.ORG |
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CIM Magazine has become a leader in the mining industry in Canada. Over the past year, interest in this publication has increased tenfold. Editorial, technical information, industry events, and other pertinent information on the industry is now the hallmark of CIM Magazine.
Read by decision-makers and industry leaders in every aspect of the mining and metallurgy industries, it has become truly recognized as The Voice of Mining in Canada. It reaches executives, mine managers, superintendents, geologists, engineers, operations personnel, and other influential participants in the minerals industry.
CIM Magazine / Bulletin
CIM Magazine is breaking ground providing topical news, leadership, support and innovation to people of influence in Canada’s minerals industry. CIM Magazine is mailed to CIM members and mining professionals across Canada and other international locations.
CIM Directory
The annual CIM Directory is a compendium of CIM members (individual and corporate), with all their contact information.
CIM Reporter
The official publication of the CIM Conference and Exhibition held annually in a Canadian location.
>> View the CIM Reporter from Montreal 2007
The 2008 edition of the Reporter will cover the CIM Conference and Exhibition in Edmonton, May 4 to 7, 2008. Published in tabloid format, it provides highlights of the show, events, meetings, key players, and items of interest.The CIM Reporter is distributed to all registered delegates and visitors.
Editorial Content
In its colourful style, and popular design, CIM Reporter is an integral part of the CIM Mining Conference & Exhibition experience covering highlights of the meetings, the trade show, people, special events and presentations. Full of convention pictures, it includes short articles of a non-technical style.
Circulation
Read by all delegates to the CIM Mining Conference & Exhibition, CIM Reporter is distributed to registered delegates, and to daily visitors around the convention and trade show. It is also sent to mines across Canada. Total circulation exceeds 10,000.
CIM.ORG
Thousands of industry engineers, professionals, and managers visit www.cim.org every month - a comprehensive web site that provides technical, newsworthy, and pertinent information.
What readers say about CIM Magazine
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74% say they read EVERY issue
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78% refer to back issues one or more times per year
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"I was very impressed with this issue. Good quality paper, pictures and editorial with a good balance between advertising and content makes it a well done project. This issue is one of the best I have ever seen. Good work to you and your team."
Richard Paley
Director of Support Services
Dynatec Corporation
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"As a global supplier providing process solutions for the mining and minerals processing markets, we have found CIM Magazine to be an excellent vehicle to reach decision-makers in Canada’s thriving mining industry. Their assistance in accessing this critical market has been friendly, efficient and professional."
Keith Ference
VP Marketing
Metso Minerals - Mining
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CIM Magazine at-a-glance
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| Circulation |
10,460* |
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| Readers per copy |
2.39** |
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| Audience |
24,999 |
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| No. of issues |
8 |
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*Source: Sworn Statement July 2007, **Reader Survey 2006 |
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CIM Magazine Reader Survey 2006 |
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CIM Magazine is a useful tool for mining professionals
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70% keep the magazine for future reference
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58% visit a website from an article or ad in the magazine
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49% discuss something in the magazine with a colleague
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CIM Magazine is the best-read mining publication in Canada
Mining is a highly technical industry and readers use many devices to assist them with their jobs
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77% of readers use a laptop/notebook computer-a higher number than those who use a desktop computer
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69% use a cellular phone
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27% use a handheld organizer/PDA
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21% use a two-way radio
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10% use a satellite phone
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Readers are managers with purchasing responsibilities
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59% are senior to middle management
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30% grant final approval or recommendation for a purchase
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35% say that trade publications have an influence on their purchasing decisions
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Readers' job functions
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Consulting
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28.5%
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Management / Administration / HR
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17.5%
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Research / Development
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16.6%
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Design / Engineering / Planning
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16.4%
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Project Management
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15.4%
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Exploration
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12.1%
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Operations / Production
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10.9%
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Marketing / Sales
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8.3%
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Education / Training
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7.1%
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Environmental / Monitoring / Community Relations
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4.3%
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Contracting
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3.3%
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Maintenance / Reliability
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3.1%
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Quality Assurance / Control / Inspections
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2.8%
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Health / Safety
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2.8%
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Accounting / Economics / Finance
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2.8%
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Computer Operations / IT
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2.2%
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Legal / Regulatory
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1.9%
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Reader demographics
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93% are male
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48% have a university degree
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41% have a postgraduate degree
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51% have a household income (HI) of more than $100,000
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Ongoing education is a priority with readers
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65% attend seminars/conferences and/or workshops to augment their education
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46% take professional development courses
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41% attend in-house training
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29% upgrade their computer skills
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16% pursue a university degree as continuing education
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- CIM is the leading technical society of professionals working in the Canadian minerals industry.
- CIM is an international organization with 60 Branches across Canada, and an overseas Branch in Chile, South America.
- CIM members own, operate and are otherwise involved in mining in nearly 100 countries around the world.
- In 2008, CIM will organize Canada’s largest annual Mining Conference and Exhibition, which will take place in Edmonton.
- CIM sponsors international conferences and symposiums that attract experts from around the world.
- CIM Magazine and CIM Reporter are the official publications at all CIM events.
- CIM Corporate Members can raise the profile of their organizations by accessing an industry-wide network of over 10,000 individual and corporate members.
- Corporate membership entitles the company representative to special rates at CIM meetings and purchase of publications, automatic subscriptions to CIM Magazine, corporate listing in the CIM Directory (circulation 10,000) and a complimentary copy each year.
Don’t wait! Become a CIM corporate member today!
Apply online at www.cim.org/membership/apply.cfm or e-mail us at membership@cim.org
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