Music magazine 'Q' to close after 34 years, hurt by Covid-19 pandemic


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'Q' was founded in 1986 by music journalists Mark Ellen and David Hepworth. Photo: Filepic

British music magazine Q is folding after 34 years in business as the coronavirus epidemic accelerated a downturn in the media sector, forcing the publication to cease operations.

The monthly magazine's editor, Ted Kessler, announced its closure in a tweet on Monday (July 20), saying that the coronavirus pandemic hurt the magazine's business.

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