The Archives: April, 2004

Ad-less car rating magazine rolls onto newsstands

April 5, 2004 - This week, the first issue of IntelliChoice, the magazine, hits the newsstands.

Published by Primedia, the 178-page publication has a $7.95 cover price - and no advertising. Its content will primarily be ratings and consumer tips and plans are to print the magazine four times in 2004 with 136,000 copies of the first issue.

It will enter a crowded field as it will compete with similar magazines from Consumer Reports and J.D. Power and Associates.

ARTICLE ARCHIVES

Women's Wear Daily - Jeff Bercovici is the new media reporter. (April 17)

Woman's Day Special Interest Publications - Elaine Cipriano is the new managing editor. (April 17)

AARP The Magazine - Nancy Griffin is the new West Coast editor. (April 17)

Cosmopolitan - Michael Callahan is the new deputy editor. (April 10)

Conde Nast's new shopping magazine (untitled) - Deborah Needleman is the editor-in-chief. (April 10)

Us Weekly - Sarah Pyper is the new special projects editor. (April 10)

Glamour - Rachel Hardage is the new associate editor. (April 10)

Country Living - Allison Mezzafonte is the new assistant editor. (April 10)

Child - Iris Sutcliffe is the new managing editor. (April 10)

Harper's Bazaar - Erik Meers is the new managing editor. (April 10)

All You - Courtenay Smith is the new health and fitness editor. (April 3)

First magazine - Linda DiProperzio, formerly a senior editor, has left. (April 3)

O, The Oprah Magazine - Jolene Edgar is the new senior beauty editor. (April 3)

Health - Frances Largeman is the new food and nutrition editor. (April 3)

Advertising Age - Kris Oser is the new interactive beat reporter. (April 3)

Details - Laura Brown is the new articles editor. (April 3)

Men's Fitness - Rob Medich is the new senior editor. (April 3)

Ladies' Home Journal - Nancy Bilyeau is the new articles editor. (Apr 03)

More - Peggy Northrop is the new editor-in-chief. (April 1)

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