Women in tech: Driving change, powering progress
Aphelele Nyewe
With a 35% increase in ad revenue for the fiscal and a 12% increase in circulation, FHM won its second successive Best Male Magazine award at last week's AdMag Awards, putting the crowning touch on "a hugely successful year's trading," according to publisher Kim Browne. 
Beginning April 2004, FHM's goal for the fiscal was to improve revenue through both advertising and copy sales, says Browne.
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