Last year I attended a lecture where Lisa Tant was the guest speaker. She went on a whole long tirade about Flare�s editorial integrity, their responsibilities to their readers and how they are different from other sell-out fashion books. I know they need to make money, but that "Canada Style" package is going to feature the same sort of products and celebrities that the magazine does�-probably in the same style too. If their reader is as intelligent as they say she is, I doubt she�ll be keen on that package. P&G should stick to Rouge (http://www.rougemag.com/LanguageSelector.aspx).

I agree. I received the polybagged issues yesterday and went through the special in five minutes. There was nothing "inspirational" about it nor did it feel any different than their regular issue.

Really Anon? I think P&G probably has a pretty good handle on how to effectively market to their audience. Just another hack whining about integrity because you secretly wish you were in sales and made some real money.

Seems a much better utilization of P&G's beauty purse than their overspending on Glow-wannabe half-pint Rouge.

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