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The Archives: August, 2007 Green lifestyle magazine to launch in Canada
The quarterly magazine is published by Green Group and will debut at the end of September. 1.86 million homes throughout Ontario, Canada, which includes a Toronto distribution of 300,000, will receive the initial issue. New luxury magazine for southern California
Publisher Jeff Anderson is at the helm of this quarterly magazine, which will debut in October. 60,000 copies will be direct mailed to affluent households and is also available by subscription. Custom bike and car magazine launched
Donna Wadford is editor-in-chief of this quarterly publication from D&G Productions. The magazine debuted with the January issue and a circulation of 10,000 copies. Sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter to obtain industry news the easy way. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Estate management magazine targets staff of the wealthy
New magazine focuses on tween girls
Fast news - more new magazines
Bonnier relaunches 20-year-old travel magazine National magazine launches first regional edition
Regional publication grows with community it serves
No frills magazine about cool products
High school female athlete magazine being tested August 24, 2007 - GIRL " will cater exclusively to the 3 million girls who are student athletes in the United States." The main focus is sports coverage but a "lifestyle aspect will also be included." Regional magazine targets downtown Philly section
Claire Bramble is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly publication, which debuted with the June/July issue. The current circulation is at 7,500 copies that can be found in 120 locations around the city. New magazine about investment strategies August 23, 2007 – INVESTOR CONCEPTS is all about “emerging ideas for the active investor.” Targeting affluent people, content includes investment ideas that will bring the greatest returns to investment dollars and high reward and untapped investment opportunities. This quarterly title, published by First National Information Network, will debut sometime this fall. Additional information was not immediately available. New magazine about casino gambling
The monthly magazine is due to launch in September and will be distributed at New York's Empire City Casino complex. Additional information was not immediately available. Regional lifestyle magazine launches in Mississippi
Publisher Karen Gilder oversees this monthly magazine, which debuted earlier this year. Additional information was not immediately available. Counterculture magazine relaunched August 22, 2007 - ARTHUR, a transgenerational counterculture magazine, which ceased publication with the Winter 2006 issue, is back. Billed as "a review of life, arts & thought," the publication strives to offer independent takes on politics, alternative lifestyles, music, and artistic endeavors. New magazine from Kraft Foods
Regional tennis magazine debuts
New magazine about the homeschooling experience New magazine for nationwide family farmers August 21, 2007 – FARMERS’ MARKET TODAY targets direct-to-customer farmers, but may also interest restaurateurs, caterers, chefs, and grocers. The aim is to “help independent family farmers improve profitability and sustainability.” Publisher Mary Sheppard oversees this magazine, which debuted this summer and will publish 10 issues per year. Distribution is by subscription. Indie filmmaker magazine to relaunch August 21, 2007 – THE INDEPENDENT, formerly a magazine published by the Association of Independent Video and Filmmakers, an organization that went out of business last year, is getting ready to relaunch a website and print publication. The target audience is “true grassroot, activist and independent filmmakers,” who are interested in connecting on technology-smart topics and the ins and outs of making films. Mike Hofman is editor-in-chief of this quarterly Independent Media Publications’ magazine. The website, http://www.independent-magazine.org, will launch on September 1, with the print publication debuting several months later. New magazine reports on collecting craze
The bi-monthly magazine, published by Beckett Media, debuted in early July. Additional information was not immediately available. Regional California magazine about wheels and waves
Published weekly by the Press-Enterprise Company, the magazine is inserted into the newspaper (circulation: 181,000) on Wednesdays. The magazine is also available at area retailers. New magazine for Orlando tourists
Matt Roseboom is editor-in-chief of this publication, which will launch in the next few months. The publishing frequency and circulation have not yet been announced, but it "will be available at Orlando area hotel gift shops, stand-alone gift shops, on newsstands, and will be sent to subscribers all around the world." Dance magazine embraces the spirit of movement
New gospel magazine launched
Inita Hatter is editor-in-chief of this monthly publication, which launched with the January issue. 100,000 copies are distributed nationwide by subscription and in book, drug, and grocery stores as well as major airports. New magazine for pharmaceutical industry
Bill Paulson is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly Parental Drug Association (PDA) magazine, which launches with the September issue. Additional quarterly supplements will address a specific technology topic. Distribution is to PDA members and by subscription to the public. Magazine news updates are available for free by signing up for the Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Art-minded magazine launched August 16, 2007 – WINDY CORNER MAGAZINE is an outlet for cartoonists to “write about (and draw about) the art of cartooning.” Content includes interviews with artists about the many aspects of drawing, cartoon series, and essays. Austin English is editor of this magazine, which is distributed by subscription. Issue One is currently available, but information about publishing frequency and circulation is not known at this time. Regional Pennsylvania magazine prepares to launch
Piers Marchant is editor-in-chief of this publication, which is set to debut at the end of September. Copies are available by subscription and will be found in city-wide shops, coffeehouses, and galleries. New art magazine focuses on western U.S.
George Melrod is editor of this bi-monthly magazine that debuted early this year. Distribution is by subscription and in national bookstores. Regional Louisiana magazine targets moms
The monthly magazine from The Advertiser debuted with the August issue. Additional information was not immediately available. New crafting magazine
New magazine for video gamers
The bi-monthly publication debuted with the April/May issue and is published by Beckett Media. Distribution is by subscription. Hip-hop magazine launched
Brenden Frederick is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly magazine from Harris Publications. The magazine debuted with the March/April issue and is distributed by subscription. New magazine reports on eSports
Abraham Zarran is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine, which debuted in early August and is published by MyGameRoom. Additional information was not immediately available. New magazine published by Virginia newspaper
The monthly magazine is published by The Virginian-Pilot and will debut in area racks on August 23 with a distribution of 30,000 copies. Online artist site goes into print
Mut Asheru is editor-in-chief and the debut will be in Dallas, TX on August 30. Additional information was not immediately available. Magazine for Christian book enthusiasts to debut
The bi-monthly Strang Communications' publication will debut in September and distribute 150,000 copies through major bookstores and public libraries. New magazine about fuel-efficient vehicles
The magazine is published by AutoTrader Publishing, a subsidiary of Cox Auto Trader. Additional information was not immediately available. Modern design magazine reshapes front-of-the-book section
Donna Warner is editor-in-chief of this Hachette Filipacchi magazine, which publishes 10 issues per year. Regional PA business magazine ready to debut
Regional Connecticut magazine launches August 13, 2007 - NEW HAVEN will "cover personalities, culture, politics and style," as well as entertainment and events. The target audience is residents 30- to 60-years-old in the New Haven, CT region. Mixed Martial Arts magazine goes national
Lenny Bogdanos oversees this bi-monthly MMA Publications magazine, which debuted in February. Beginning with the August/September issue, distribution has expanded to bookstores and retail chains nationally. New sections added to PC WORLD
Harry McCracken is editor-in-chief of this monthly PC World Communications magazine, a subsidiary of International Data Group. The September issue is the start of the magazine's 25th anniversary. New magazine captures essence of Toledo August 10, 2007 - IN TOLEDO offers the "best of Lake Erie West." Topics include anything that shows appreciation for the city or its history. Dennis Hicks is at the helm of this monthly publication, which debuted with the August issue. 30,000 copies are distributed by subscription and at area newsstands. Industry news is available for free by signing up for the Wooden Horse Publishing Newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. New regional magazine targets the affluent
Publisher Zac Folk oversees this bi-monthly title from Bloom Media, which debuts in September. A distribution of 30,000 copies will be found in local book, food, and retail stores, and on newsstands throughout Colorado. SKIRT! expands into new market
Alison O'Leary Murray is managing editor of this monthly title, which is published by Morris Publishing Group. 40,000 copies will be distributed in Boston, Cambridge, Brookline, and MetroWest. New magazine for performance car fanatics
Brian Scotto is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine from Harris Publications, which debuts with the August issue. Distribution is by subscription and can be found on national newsstands. Additional information was not immediately available. New magazine for domain industry professionals
Ezra James is managing editor of this bi-monthly publication, which launched with the August issue and is distributed nationally. Additional information was not immediately available. Increase your magazine industry knowledge by signing up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Arkansas sports gets new coverage
Jim Harris is editor of this monthly Arkansas Business Publishing Group magazine, which debuted with the August issue. Newsstand distribution is most prominent in the state's central and northwest regions. New community magazine already looking at expansion possibilities
Published by Kansas Media One for the Leavenworth, KS area, the bi-monthly publication is set to launch on August 9 and will be distributed with the Leavenworth Times newspaper as well as on newsstands and by subscription. Kansas Media One is owned by GateHouse Media, which publishes newspapers in 20 states. A Wyandotte County edition is planned for September and it is hoped that the initial GATEHOUSE MAGAZINE will provide a template "that can be taken to all of the Gatehouse papers across the country." New magazine for American Airlines flights
The monthly publication, from American Airlines Publishing, is found on all entertainment-equipped flights and has a circulation of 172,000 copies. New magazine reports on vein treatment Steven Zimmet, MD, oversees this monthly magazine, a collaboration between the VeinDirectory Internet site and OutClick Media. The publication will launch in November. Additional information was not immediately available. "T" magazines undergo changes
Quarterly T: LIVING will refocus on design and be renamed T: DESIGN & LIVING with the winter issue. Pilar Viladas has been named editor, with Christine Muhlke as deputy editor. Ms. Muhlke has also been named editor of T: HOLIDAY. Amanda Hesser will oversee a special T: FOOD issue, slated to debut in November. Ms. Hesser continues to edit the food pages of THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE. New magazine all about guns
The bi-monthly magazine from Harris Publications debuts with the September issue and is distributed by subscription. Additional information was not immediately available. New trade publication targets mining executives
Bree Freeman is editor of this quarterly Mining Communications magazine, which publishes sister titles MINING JOURNAL and MINING MAGAZINE. 12,000 copies will be distributed to equipment buyers. Magazine for Latino youth grows
Publisher Ayal Korczak oversees this magazine, which debuted last year and now distributes 100,000 copies by subscription and on national newsstands. Fighting arts magazine launches
Publisher Scott Baltic oversees this quarterly magazine from Peregrinus Publishing. The debut issue was distributed last month at conventions, academies, and by subscription worldwide. Additinal informatin was not immediately available. The Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter delivers industry news to your email in-box for free. Sign up at http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp. Horse racing lifestyle shown in new magazine
Executive editor Larry Simpson is at the helm of this bi-monthly Silks Media Corporation publication, which is headquartered in Toronto, ON, Canada and debuted with the August issue. 60,000 copies are distributed to racing industry members, with an additional 20,000 available at race tracks and clubs in Canada and the U.S. Regional wellness magazine debuts
Pia Mangini is editor-in-chief of this monthly DuAmici Media magazine, which debuted with the July issue. 30,000 copies are distributed through area retail and entertainment businesses. If keeping up on industry news is important to you, then sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. New magazine about home-based business opportunities
Bridey Orth is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly Cutting Edge Media magazine, which will debut in February with a distribution of 50,000 copies. |
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August 30, 2007 - OUR GREEN HOME is for "environmentally motivated homeowners" seeking a earth-friendly lifestyle. Topics range from energy efficiency to more conscientious entertaining ideas.
August 29, 2007 - LUXVERIA LUXURIOUS LIVING is for baby boomer residents of San Diego and Orange counties, Temecula, and Palm Springs, who are interested in health, wealth, and leisure activities topics.
August 29, 2007 - CRUZIN' SOUTH MAGAZINE reports on the "rides industry." Covering an area from Memphis to north Mississippi and eastern Arkansas, topics range from car and motorcycle shows to races and other events.
August 28, 2007 - CELEB STAFF is for any person who serves in an affluent household, including the estate manager, personal assistant, butler, valet, nanny, housekeeper, cook, trainer, pilot, as well as outside consultants. Topics include maintenance and management, upgrading home systems, family life, staffing issues, nutrition and fitness, and travel.
August 28, 2007 - KIKI MAGAZINE is an age-appropriate fashion publication for nine- to 14-year-old girls that intertwines creativity, style sense, confidence building, business, geography, fine art, crafts, history and world culture into the editorial content. What you won't find is gossip, boyfriends, or sensuality articles.
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August 27, 2007
- RESORTS & GREAT HOTELS, at one time an annual property profile publication, is changing course for 2008. Editorial content will revolve around themed issues, starting with "One-of-a-Kind" and followed by "Summer Getaways," "Small Gems - The Boutique Experience," "Winter Escapes," and "Best Beach Resorts." Topics
focus on luxury resort lifestyles, latest trends, news, and guides.
August 24, 2007 - BUSINESSWEEK CHICAGO will focus exclusively on local business issues and offer in-depth analytical articles that explore "what it [business events] means and what's important."
August 24, 2007 - OLD CITY LIFE is for the residents of St. Augustine and Saint James County, FL. Topics focus on lifestyle, social events, new business openings, and charities.
August 24, 2007 - ANTENNA is a shopping magazine targeting 18- to 34-year-old urban males. The main focus is simple product listings, but a features section offers "stories about people who have created something interesting and noteworthy for men." In addition, the "Inventory Section" publishes retail store profiles from around the country.
August 23, 2007 – RITTENHOUSE MAGAZINE is for the residents in and near Rittenhouse Square, which encompasses the largely affluent western half of downtown Philadelphia, PA. Topics include profiles of businesses and events, volunteer opportunities, interviews with celebrated citizens, non-profit organizations, art and culture, and lifestyle products and services.
August 23, 2007 – THE PLAYBOOK targets the diverse nature of casino gambling, from traditional poker to horse racing. Topics include gambling tips, exotic travel, gadgets, investment news, celebrity coverage, entertainment, and health.
August 23, 2007 – PORTICO JACKSON aims to capture the attention of high-end households in Jackson, MS. Content ranges from friendship and fashion to homes and culture, travel and entertainment, and shopping.
August 22, 2007 - GOOD EATING, GOOD LIVING offers insights into living with diabetes. Topics include education, food solutions and recipes, lifestyle tips and support, and better management.
August 22, 2007 - JAX TENNIS takes a look at the tennis scene in northeast Florida. The focus is on the lifestyles of players and the activities at private and public tennis clubs and resorts.
August 22, 2007 - SECULAR HOMESCHOOLING "reflects the diversity of the homeschooling community" and is a non-religious magazine. Coverage ranges from how to teach a specific subject and learning styles to being a homeschooling parent and teaching a wide variety and number of children. Specialty interests are "day in the life" and humor pieces.
August 21, 2007 – PLUSHIE PALS is all about collecting Webkinz stuffed animals, as well as offering standard price guides, games, decorating tips, and new item reports. The major demographic is girls from 6- to 14-years-old.
August 21, 2007 – PE-WOW is about the RV, camping, boating, off road vehicle, and motorcycle lifestyle throughout inland Southern California. Topics include stories, beginner’s guides, accessories, and tips.
August 20, 2007 - ORLANDO ATTRACTIONS MAGAZINE is all about the theme parks, tourist attractions, and restaurants in Orlando, FL. Coverage ranges from the new and unique to events, interviews with industry insiders, rumors of new things coming, and updates on projects underway.
August 20, 2007 - CONSCIOUS DANCER brings together the benefits and joy of dancing as a "movement for a better world." Topics include "living foods an vitality, dance and yoga, moving meditation, live music, DJ technologies, dance collectives, native traditions, retreat centers, and international conscious dance culture."
August 20, 2007 - EPITOME MAGAZINE is a "vessel to inform the public about principals of everyday life." Topics range from spirituality and family to health and finances.
August 20, 2007 - INTERNATIONAL PHARMACEUTICAL QUALITY (IPQ) will "directly target the relevant issues surrounding international harmonization and help further the discussion about the regulatory approaches appropriate for advancing products and processes." Topics include problem area analysis and developing regulatory initiatives.
August 16, 2007 – TWO. ONE. FIVE. MAGAZINE is for Philadelphia residents and is all about creating a print “space where ethnically diverse social exploration can be realized.” Topics range from art, street culture, young local talent, food, music and poetry.
August 16, 2007 – ART LTD is “devoted exclusively to the vibrant West Coast art market. Editorial is geared towards the educated and motivated art buyer, collector, gallery owner, artist, museum curator and active participant in the West Coast art scene.” Topics include profiles, showcases, interviews, and book reviews.
August 16, 2007 – ACADIANA MOMS is for the moms in the Lafayette, LA area. Topics range from what to make for dinner and organizing home space to crafts for kids, school tips, and directories of products and services.
August 15, 2007 - GIFTMAKER is for crafters interested in handmade paper crafting, stamping and embellishing. Topics include ideas for the home, kitchen, birthdays, seasonal, and quick projects.
August 15, 2007 - BECKETT ESPORTS covers competitive video gaming. Topics include interviews with top players and developers, tournament events, player rankings and gaming tips.
August 15, 2007 - SCRATCH is subtitled "The Blueprint Of Hip-Hop" and offers news, reviews, profiles and interviews, and industry insights.
August 14, 2007 - PRO GAM3R is all about professional PC and console eSport gaming. Topics include profiles and interviews of pro-players, pro-gaming league events, tips and tricks, and gaming fiction.
August 14, 2007 - MIX targets the minority communities of the Hampton Roads, VA area. Articles offer perspectives on area issues and lifestyle.
August 14, 2007 - UNSIGNED THE MAGAZINE is "about major, minor and totally DIY indie talent who deliver art and entertainment on their own terms." Multiple art mediums and genres are covered in both features and reviews.
August 13, 2007 - CHRISTIAN BOOK READER magazine offers "author profiles and interviews, publishing trend pieces and previews of major forthcoming titles."
August 13, 2007 - AUTOTRADER GREEN is "dedicated to vehicles that get 30 miles per gallon (mpg) or more." Editorial content ranges from the various cars and trucks that meet the standard to alternative-fuel hybrids.
August 13, 2007 - METROPOLITAN HOME's "newly revamped eight page front of the book section" has been titled "Word." Within these pages, previously the "Take Note" section, readers will find greater coverage of sustainable living and green design, how to live a greener life, contemporary design news, and "highlights on architecture, food, technology, and community activism." Additional sections are titled "Owner's Manual" and "Real-Life Money," as well as coverage on tech-savvy products.
August 13, 2007 - JOHNSTOWN BUSINESS WEEKLY offers coverage of Johnstown, PA industry, jobs, real estate, finance, marketing, workplace issues, personality profiles, and business events. 
August 13, 2007 - MMA AUTHORITY targets America's 18-40 males, providing coverage on the lifestyle, fighters, events, techniques, and industry marketing and promotion advice.
August 10, 2007 - Starting with the September issue, PC WORLD will include several new sections to the magazine in order to make it "more useful and relevant." "Forward" will report on new products and trends, "Business Center" offers insight to products and services for small and mid-sized businesses, and "Security Alert" highlights reader's concerns.
August 10, 2007 - SHINE is a luxury lifestyle publication for the Denver area. Coverage includes arts and entertainment, fashion and beauty, design, entertainment, society, and travel.
August 10, 2007 - SKIRT!, a woman's lifestyle magazine covering work, family, health, style, profiles and local products, will begin publishing a Boston edition. Currently this magazine is found in Charlotte, NC, Charleston and Columbia, SC, Atlanta, Augusta, and Savannah, GA, Jacksonville, FL, and Knoxville, TN. The magazine's aim is to nourish "women's souls with an intelligent respite from our busy lives."
August 10, 2007 - 0-60 is all about the performance and mechanics of high-speed cars. Targeting "the true performance car nerd," the magazine covers technical information, driving techniques, used car buyer's guide, car and product reviews, history, road course profiles, and lifestyle editorials.
August 7, 2007 - MODERN DOMAINER offers news, research, analysis, trends, legal, and lifestyle reports about the domaining industry. Articles are informative but maintain a humorous tone.
August 7, 2007 - ARKANSAS SPORTS 360 "will provide statewide sports coverage," from high school to professional level and in 16 separate categories.
August 7, 2007 - GATEHOUSE MAGAZINE "will focus on the community," covering history, architecture, and people who are making a difference.
August 6, 2007 - American Airlines has retired AATTRACTIONS magazine and refocused inflight editorial offerings with ON AMERICAN AIRLINES. Topics range from "the world of technology, with news and reviews on games, music, TV, and DVDs," to entertainment industry profiles, venues and attractions, books, and high-quality products.
August 6, 2007 - VEIN is a medical magazine covering "information on varicose and spider vein prevention and treatments." Content includes in-depth interviews, overviews of companies and products, and the latest industry news.
August 6, 2007 - THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE is initiating changes for three of the four T: STYLE specialty editions. Bi-annual T: BEAUTY will incorporate more women's fashion coverage with the winter issue and be renamed T: WOMEN'S & BEAUTY. A new editor, Maura Egan, has been appointed.
August 6, 2007 - TACTICAL WEAPONS is for gun enthusiasts, whether in a professional military or law enforcement capacity or as a civilian. 
August 6, 2007 - COAL EQUIPMENT BUYER "will report and comment on the changing face of the coal equipment and manufacturing industry in the 21st century." Topics include news, equipment, and underlying developments.
August 6, 2007 - LÀTEEN MAGAZINE provides the Latino teen community with articles on culture, fashion, art, and relationships relevant to the Hispanic experience.
August 6, 2007 - WMA ILLUSTRATED is all about western martial arts and reports on hand-to-hand combat techniques, historical perspectives, and weapon overviews.
August 2, 2007 - THOROUGHBRED STYLE is all about human interest and lifestyle stories "regarding travel, transportation, dining, fashion and leisure activities related to horse racing."
August 2, 2007 - BELLISSIMA includes articles on nutrition, lifestyle, fitness, balance, environment, anti-aging, and overall wellness and health, and targets the residents of San Diego County, CA.
August 2, 2007 - TRUE WEALTH covers home-based business ideas, from direct sales to franchises, with articles on personal development, success stories, and industry advice.
