Lighting & Sound America
American entertainment technology magazine
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Lighting & Sound America is an American entertainment technology magazine founded in 2004 and published in New York City by PLASA Media Inc, a commercial arm of the Professional Lighting and Sound Association (PLASA). Lighting & Sound America covers the broad range of the entertainment, presentation and events industries worldwide, including theatre, live touring, clubs, themed venues, corporate events and presentations, as well as in-depth profiles of people and companies involved in the lighting and sound industry.[3][4]
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| Editor-in-chief | David Barbour[1] |
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| Categories | Entertainment Technology Magazines |
| Frequency | monthly |
| Circulation | 12,196[2] |
| Founder | David Barbour |
| Founded | 2004 |
| First issue | May 2004 |
| Company | PLASA Media Inc |
| Country | USA |
| Website | www |
| ISSN | 1552-1273 |
History
Lighting & Sound America was co-founded by David Barbour in 2004.[1]
The magazine was launched in May 2004 in New York City, where it is still based now, under the editor-in-chief David Barbour,[5] as a monthly magazine to the lighting and sound industries.
Lighting & Sound America is the sister magazine to Lighting & Sound International,[6] and has a page count of over 100 pages.
The magazine has collaborated with other large organisations within the industry on a number of different projects, such as the 2007 Staged Events Award[7][8] and the 2005 InfoComm trade show in Las Vegas[9] and has become a valuable resource for people working in the industry.[10]
Circulation
Lighting & Sound America is circulated to 12,000 subscribers each month, the vast majority of which are in North America.[11]