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The Archives: April, 2005 New luxury real estate mag launches
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Planned pet pub focuses on cutting-edge material
Information and entertainment content will feature top fashion information,
edgy humor, in-depth guides to grooming, and pop culture.
A special feature on dog care will be delivered in a "reality TV-style." New mag covers life in Maryland
The bi-monthly publication launched its January/February debut with 2,000
subscriptions and a controlled circulation of 50,000 copies. The
subscription cost is $14.95 per year. New pub seeks to connect cultures
Spirit of home schooling captured in new pub
Boost your magazine knowledge by subscribing to Meg's newsletter, either
by signing up in the box to the left or contacting her at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com Global hip-hop culture featured in new mag
African American lifestyle mag relaunches .New home decor pub appears this month
New lifestyle mag targets affluent Latinos in L.A.
Women poker players gain new lifestyle mag
Lifestyle mag targets five counties in Maryland
June launch planned for ski resort industry pub
Fitness and lifestyle mag launches for men 35-54
New neurology pub covers day-to-day issues Affluent African Americans are audience for new mag
Elizabeth Johns is editor. The website is http://www.ourweekly.com. Distribution will reach 150,000 readers by subscription, with copies placed in area shops. New pub to rev up NASCAR fans
Need-to-know stories covered by NYC PLUS
Consumer electronics pub to launch in June
Shelter mag for San Francisco Bay area launches
New mag for food enthusiasts in New York City
Upscale parenting mag to launch this fall
Editorial sections will include celebrity interviews, book and movie reviews, social coverage and other lifestyle topics, with a "size positive emphasis." New food pub focuses on cooking for two
Get more magazine news by signing up for our newsletter. Enter your email address in the subscription box to the left today. On Wheels expands ethnic reach
JUSTICE MAGAZINE has a new associate editor, Adriana Gardella. (April 30) TRADER MONTHLY has a new editor, Ty Wenger. (April 30) POPULAR MECHANICS has a new associate photo
editor, Alison Unterreiner. MARIE CLAIRE has a new associate editor, Lauren Gard. (April 30) INDEX - Editor Eva Prinz is no longer with the magazine. (April 30) TENZ is staffing up: Keija Minor is editor. (April 30) JANE has a new associate editor, Annemarie Conte. (April 30) PHOTO TRADE NEWS has a new editor-in-chief, Dan Havlik. (April 30) BUDGET LIVING - Founding editor-in-chief Sarah
Gary Miller has resigned. DEPARTURES has a new managing editor, Deborah Frank. (April 30) PREVENTION has a new senior health editor, Holly Pevzner. (April 30) INSIDE BUSINESS has a new senior editor, Mark A. Phillips. (April 30) CELEBRITY HAIRSTYLES has a new assistant editor, Marissa Gold. (April 30) PREVENTION has a new beauty editor, Rebekah George. (April 30) GIANT - Editor-in-chief Mark Remy is stepping down. (April 30) CONDE NAST TRAVELER has a new features editor, Hanya Yanagihara. (April 30) COMPUTER SHOPPER has a new senior editor, Sean Portnoy. (April 30) GOLF FOR WOMEN has a new managing editor, Iris Sutcliffe. (April 30) AARP BULLETIN has a new editor, James Toedtman. (April 30) CITY REPORTS has a new editor, Susan Weissmann. (April 30) HOUSE BEAUTIFUL has a new senior style editor, Steven Wagner. (April 30) CARGO has several new staffers: Andrea Volbrecht is a photo editor; Allison Bonanno is a senior photo editor. (April 30) REAL SIMPLE has several new staffers: Susan
Chumsky is a general editor; Rachel Hardage is a senior editor; Randi
Packard is a senior market editor; Ashley Tate is an assistant editor;
Renee Schettler is a food editor; Andie Black is a style editor; Claudia
Miyar is an associate style editor. 5280 has a new deputy editor, Cara McDonald. (April 30) ESSENCE - Editor-in-chief Diane Weathers has stepped down. (April 30) ROLLING STONE has a new fashion/lifestye editor, Kenny McAlister. (April 30) PUBLISHERS WEEKLY - Book review editor Jeff
Zaleski has left the company. PAPER has a new market editor, Kristina Dechter. (April 30) NATIONAL ENQUIRER has a new features editor, Lynn Varacalli. (April 30) ESPN THE MAGAZINE has a new general editor, Alison Overholt. (April 30) SYNC has a new features editor, Matt Schneiderman. (April 30) GIANT has a new executive editor, Rob Hill. (April 30) JANE has a new books editor, Kate Hambrecht. (April 30) PUBLISHERS WEEKLY has several new staffers: John Mutter is an executive editor of bookselling; Louisa Ermelino is a reviews editor. (April 30) |
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April
30, 2005 - ULTIMATE HOMES "gives readers unparalleled insight into
news, trends, and hotspots in the luxury real estate market." The
magazine is interested in creating "a true portrait of the luxury
market at its highest levels," and concentrates on ranking and showing
"the most expensive properties for sale in the United States."
Publication frequency and circulation information was not immediately
available. The title's sister magazine is UNIQUE HOMES.
April
30, 2005 - WAG MAGAZINE is not your ordinary pet publication, devoting
itself instead to "the art of living with a dog."
Although health-related information and standard do's and don't of pet
care will be included, this clearly is not the main focus.
April
30, 2005 - MARYLAND LIFE magazine chronicles both ordinary and extraordinary
aspects of the state of Maryland. Content includes best kept
secrets, products, outstanding citizens, innovation in homestyle, dining
insights, unique artists, historical perspectives and travel destinations.
April
30, 2005 - ALO HAYATI is a new magazine focused on capturing the "beauty
and heritage of the Middle East." Content will include social
affairs, fashion, cuisine, health, entertainment, travel, art, heritage,
commerce and business, technology, innovations, family values, and products
and services from around the world. This upscale lifestyle
magazine's title means "Hello Darling," and articles focus on
"living the good life" and are neither politically or religiously
oriented. The subscriber base is envisioned as not only Middle
Eastern people here in the U.S., but Hispanic and Caucasian readers as
well. Michael Lloyd is editor-in-chief. Suggestions
can be forwarded to Jack Reed, editorial director, at 
April
30, 2005 - Family's who home school their children are the focus of NAVIGO
MAGAZINE, a new publication featuring "articles written from a historical,
cultural, and scientific perspective." The first issue
of this education magazine is due out May 18 and offers readers information
on travel, products, news, and family events, as well as interviews of
families "who exemplify the spirit of experiential learning." Nissa
Gadbois is editor of the bi-monthly title. Two additional issues
covering elite sports will be published for summer and winter.
April
30, 2005 - UN CHIN MAGAZINE was re-released last month as a nationally
distributed publication focusing on art, fashion, politics, language,
and entertainment. Content will "accentuate the pulse of the
new Latino culture. "The bi-monthly magazine is
written 85% in English and 15% in Spanish. Ramon Veras is editorial
director. The website is 
April
30, 2005 - Expanding its online presence, VERBALISMS is now a print magazine
concentrating on "ideas and sources that shape the mainstream and
underground movement of hip-hop" from a woman's perspective. Content
hinges on exploring the politics, revolutions, and lifestyles in an irreverent
and fresh way. Examples include artist profiles, club reviews, and
exploring the culture of graffiti. Raquel Wilson is editor-in-chief
of this Chicago-based magazine. Distribution is throughout
the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and South Africa.
April
30, 2005 - SAVOY debuted its reappearance on the magazine market with
a February issue. Content continues to center on presenting trendy,
savvy and topical stories aimed at affluent, professional African American
readers. The only change appears to be a new list of columnists
with additional columns in financial advice, inspiration and social commentary.
Monroe Anderson joined the publication as editor. The title
will publish 10 issues per year (combined June/July and December/January)
with a circulation of 325,000 and is now published by Jazzy Communications,
a division of Hartman Publishing
April
30, 2005 - TU CIUDAD MAGAZINE is set to launch as the "definitive
guide to Los Angeles culture, entertainment and lifestyle for urbane Latinos
and other like-minded Angelenos." Content will showcase Latino
culture in the city with articles on people, places, trends and serious
issues. Oscar Garza is editor of this Emmis Publishing title,
which also publishes LOS ANGELES MAGAZINE. The launch date and schedule
frequency was not immediately available. Is up-to-date magazine
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April
29, 2005 - A woman's perspective of poker playing, including profiles,
inside strategy tips, tournament coverage, fashion, and wellness, is the
focus of a new magazine, WOMAN POKER PLAYER. Published six times
per year, the magazine is edited by Barbara Enright. Maryann Morrison
is publisher. A subscriber list of over 4,000 women is further supplemented
by distribution to card rooms throughout the U.S. and Canada.
April
29, 2005 - Active, high-end homeowners are the focus of MASON-DIXON ARRIVE
magazine. Each monthly issue has a special focus for local writers
to capture the history, people and places of Cecil, Harford, Baltimore,
Carroll and Howard counties. Regular columns report on gardening,
fine dining, wine, travel, day trips, fitness, history, horses, antiques,
shopping, interior design, and home renovation. The magazine is
edited by Gregory Alexander, who is accepting suggestions at 
April
29, 2005 - Ski and snowboard professionals and employees at 500 North
American resorts are the target audience for MOUNTAIN RESORT MAGAZINE.
The bimonthly publication will cover operations information, human resource
opportunities, management practices, and entertaining reviews of daily
challenges. Gard Skinner is publisher. 4,000 copies will
be distributed to all levels of resort operations, marketing and management
people. Would you like more magazine news? It is available
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April
29, 2005 - Launched in March, with only two monthly issues immediately
following it, SLY is a hybrid magazine "for men of a certain age"
seeking coverage on not only health and fitness, but "his personal
life" as well. Comparisons are being made to MEN'S HEALTH and
BEST LIFE. Although Sylvester Stallone is not involved in the editing
process, at 58 years of age, his life experiences clearly shape the editorial
content, with a focus on one-stop shopping advice on a broad range of
subjects. Example topics include exercise programs, surviving
a divorce, selecting the best of wines, cigars, grooming products, fashions,
SUVs, DVDs, and flat-screen TVs.Neal Boulton is editor-in-chief of this
American Media (AMI) publication, with a 125,000 copy circulation that
could jump into the hundreds of thousands if AMI commits to the 10 issues
per year as anticipated. If you are looking for great magazine
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April
29, 2005 - NEUROLOGY NOW is a new magazine for patients living with epilepsy,
migraine, multiple sclerosis, neuropathy, Parkinson's disease, stroke,
and Alzheimer's disease, as well as their family caregivers and friends. This
quarterly aims to educate and increase public awareness with "reports
on the latest advances in research and treatment in easy-to-read language." Articles
will also focus on tips for living and coping techniques and "put
the avalanche of new information in proper perspective." Robin
Brey, MD is editor-in-chief. The title is published by the American
Academy of Neurology (
April
29, 2005 - A new magazine titled OUR WEEKLY has surfaced for African American
communities of Southern California. Serving affluent readers in
and around the greater Los Angeles area, the publication will focus on
human interest stories, social commentary, health, medicine, fitness,
and profiles of black community leaders. Additional in-depth coverage
includes wealth and education, community information, sports, religion,
spirituality, entertainment, and real estate.
April
29, 2005 - RACING FAN, whose first issue went out March 28, is aimed directly
at men in their late 30s and early 40s who cannot get enough of race drivers'
strategies and rivalries, insights on the tracks and pit areas, and reviews
of NASCAR-related entertainment products. Scott Mowbray is editorial
director. The second issue, which continues to capture a "sense
of spectacle and fun," hits newsstands on May 16 with a distribution
of 250,000 copies at $3.99 per copy. The future of this Time4 Media
publication will be assessed thereafter.
April
29, 2005 - New York residents aged 50 and over, who live life to the fullest,
have a new monthly source of information. NYC PLUS aims to "keep
their readers informed, entertained, and inspired." The topic
list is extensive, including health, entertainment, career changes, travel
options, assisted living trends, financial and estate planning, and food.
Profiles will cover famous and not-so-famous neighbors as well as
"people who have battled challenges and won." The
editor for this Community Media publication is Jennie Green. The
website is 
April
29, 2005 - Luxury homeowners in the San Francisco North and East Bay area
are the target audience for DESIGN FOR LIVING magazine. Focusing
on "trends, products, and ideas for enhancing life indoors and out,"
the publication covers design and architectural styles from urban
lofts to suburban estates. Content is "expert-driven editorial,"
to ensure that homeowners in affluent communities, including Alameda,
Contra Costa, Napa and Solano counties, are inspired, motivated and excited.
April
29, 2005 - CRAVE NEW YORK is written for food aficionados who "have
a passion for all things food." Content showcases chefs, caterers,
farmers, and vintners who understand the mindset of New Yorkers who frequently
entertain and dine out. Additional coverage includes kitchen
design, newsworthy cooking gadgets, as well as advice on wine and local
sources for specialty items. The quarterly magazine, under the direction
of Marissa Goldberg, co-publisher and editorial director, has a controlled
distribution of 50,000 to select restaurants, specialty markets and boutique
hotels. Pitch editorial suggestions to Ms. Goldberg at 
April
29, 2005 - COOKIE magazine is slated to engage 25- to 45-year old parents
interested in blending their children's lives with their own. The
editorial focus incorporates everyday activities, travel, children's products,
and will also report on issues such as adoption of healthy babies. Pilar
Guzman will be editor for this Fairchild Publications title. Publication
frequency was not announced, but the cover price is $3.50 and will launch
sometime this fall.
April
29, 2005 - A new lifestyle magazine for size 14+ women is scheduled to
launch this summer. Editorial content for BEAUTIFUL will blend beauty,
love, sex, relationships, non-diet related health coverage, and fashion
for the nearly 70 million, full-figured women in North America.
April
29, 2005 - COOKING FOR 2 is the latest magazine to join Reiman Publications'
TASTE OF HOME series of publications. The target audience
includes empty-nesters, newlyweds, retirees, single and small households. Content
focuses on recipes for two people provided by readers and "is credited
for growing a new market of young people ages 25 to 35." The
quarterly magazine was launched in January with a $12.98 annual subscription
rate. Editorial contact information was not immediately available.
April
29, 2005 - ASIANS ON WHEELS provides automobile information and entertainment
for Asian car enthusiasts. The magazine aims to "appeal to
both men and women and will have the ability to attract and appeal to
all ethnic minorities and general market readers." Launched
in March, the quarterly publication will be distributed to Asian communities
nationwide. The magazine joins On Wheels, Inc.'s established sister
magazines AFRICAN AMERICANS ON WHEELS and LATINOS ON WHEELS. Rebecca
Yang is editor. The publisher's website is 
