Trusted Media Brands, Inc. (TMBI), fka as The ReaderÍs Digest Association, Inc., is a visionary, brand-driven multiplatform media company whose portfolio of iconic properties and products include Taste of Home the world's largest circulation food media brand, Reader's Digest; The Family Handyman, America's leading source for DIY; a suite of highly targeted brands including Birds & Blooms, Country, Country Woman, Farm & Ranch Living and Reminisce; and digital properties which include EnrichU, the Taste Community and Haven Home Media. TMBI reaches active consumers who genuinely connect with our blend of uplifting and enduring expertly-curated family, food, health, home improvement, finance and humor content digitally, via social media, magazines and books, and events and experiences.
Founded in 1922 by DeWitt Wallace as The ReaderÍs Digest Association, Inc., one of the first user-generated content publishers, Trusted Media Brands, Inc. is headquartered in New York City.
For more information, visit TMBI.com.
- Company Name:Reader's Digest
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Headquarters: (View Map)White Plains, NY, United States
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Publishing
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1,000 - 5,000 employees
- 374181 Global Rank
- 87576 United States
- 84.3 K Estimated Visits
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Direct50.90%
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Referrals30.72%
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Search13.68%
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Social4.71%
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Display0.00%
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Mail0.00%
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81.49%
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4.86%
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2.33%
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2.22%
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1.47%
- United States 73.8%
- India 11.7%
- Español
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- Comunidades Autónomas
- Cataluña
- 10 SDKs
- 3.23 Avg. Rating
- 258 Total reviews
- App Url: https://itunes.apple.com/app/trusted-media-brands-inc-/id493021280
- App Support: https://w1.buysub.com/pubs/RD/FHO/FAQ-tfh.jsp?cds_mag_code=FHO&cds_page_id=221534
- Genre: Lifestyle
- Bundle ID: com.rd.familyhandyman
- App Size: 15.1 M
- Version: 5.4.1
- Release Date: January 27th, 2012
- Update Date: April 29th, 2021
Description:
The Family Handyman delivers expert and understandable advice for do-it-yourselfers. Save money when you repair and improve your home yourself, and feel the pride of independence and accomplishment; The Family Handyman will guide you along the way. Fix plumbing problems, add storage space, save on appliance repairs, build bookcases, learn about cool tools –– even build a shed! Each issue has how-to videos and step-by-step photography that simplify and demystify even the most complicated of home improvements, and is jam-packed with tips to improve your skills.
SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE. Download the Family Handyman app and enjoy the free sample issue. Then choose your payment plan: SAVE UP TO 62% off the single-issue price. PRINT SUBSCRIBERS: FREE ACCESS to the iPad edition is included in your subscription for six months. Just download the app and tap on the “Current Magazine Subscriber” button to get started.
Note: Downloads of issues can take a few minutes—that’s because we’ve included bonus content such as photos, exclusive videos, interactive content, and more. Take full advantage of Apple’s Newsstand feature by connecting your iPad to your Mac or PC and installing iOS 5 before downloading this app.
Subscriptions Available
• 1-month subscription for $1.99, automatically renewed until canceled
• 1-year subscription for $14.99, automatically renewed until canceled
• NOTE: Your subscription starts with the latest issue; back issues are not part of your subscription but may be purchased as single issues ($3.99).
SUBSCRIBERS’ AUTOMATIC-RENEWAL FEATURE: Your credit card will be automatically charged for another subscription period (another year for annual subscribers, another month for monthly subscribers) unless you change your subscription preferences in your App Store account settings.
Terms of Use:
https://www.familyhandyman.com/terms-of-use
Privacy Policy:
http://tmbi.com/privacy-policy/
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