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The Archives: November, 2006 New luxury lifestyle magazine for Philadelphians
Marni Prichard Manko is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly publication, which will debut with
the January/February issue. Its sister title is BUCKS MAGAZINE. Distribution will
be by mail and at area retail locations. New magazine targets women and home-based businesses
Bridey Orth is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly magazine, which is published by Cutting Edge
Media. The debut issue is due out in February with an initial distribution of 50,000 copies. Regional launch to target Baby Boomer generation December 21, 2006 - CENTRAL IOWA BOOMER is for affluent, active people between 41- and 60-years-old who are interested in topics such as employment, education, investing, travel, leisure, health and fitness, insurance benefits, consumer information, and technology. The quarterly magazine, published by Pioneer Communications, will debut in February. Sister titles include THE IOWAN and IOWA GARDENING. Additional information was not immediately available. Stay in touch with industry news by signing up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. The
information entry box is to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com.
Overseeing the editorial direction is George Kevin Jordan. The publication debuted with
the Spring/Summer 2006 issue and will publish quarterly beginning in 2007. There is a nationwide
distribution of 50,000 copies. Regional magazine for African-American teens
Trina Graves oversees this quarterly KCK Publishing title, which debuted with the Spring 2006
issue. Circulation is 5,000 copies and is available by subscription. New magazine for young women with disabilities Logan Olson is the editor of this quarterly publication, which is available by subscription
and in select book stores, learning institutions, medical-related offices and advocacy groups. New magazine captures geek culture
Jeff Bond is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly magazine from CFQ Media. It is being distributed by subscription and on newsstands. Simplify how you gather magazine industry news by signing up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing
newsletter. The sign-up box is to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com.
Alana Harold is founder and editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine, which debuted last week. The
title is distributed by subscription and can also be found at bookstores and newsstands throughout
New England, as well as in New Jersey, New York and Florida. Fitness industry magazine to launch
John Craig is editor of this monthly United Publications magazine, which is set to debut in
March at the 2007 IHRSA show in San Francisco. A 30,000 copy circulation is planned, including
health and fitness clubs, YMCA/YWCAs, educational institutions, and corporate and medical wellness
centers. New lifestyle magazine focused on wellness
Mary Bemis is editor-in-chief of this quarterly publication, which is due out on nationwide
newsstands January 8. The initial circulation is 40,800 copies. A fourth quarter
2007 supplement titled ORGANIC HOME is being planned.
Felix Burrichter is editor of this biannual magazine, which is published by FEBU Publishing
and debuted with the Fall 2006 issue. The magazine is available by subscription at http://www.pinupmagazine.org. Regional women's magazine launched
Michelle Jones is editor of this monthly Pensacola News Journal publication, which debuted in October. The magazine appears the third Monday of each month. Sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter to obtain industry news the easy way. Enter
your email address in the box to the left or email Meg Weaver at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com.
Founder Jennifer Antkowiak oversees this bi-monthly Whirl Publication magazine, which debuts
with the Holiday 2006 issue this month. 30,000 copies are distributed by subscription and
at area newsstands. New IT magazine start-up
Michael Siggins is editor-in-chief of this EH Publishing title. 10 issues per year will
be published beginning in February. New journal addresses healthy lifestyle choices
Dr. James M. Rippe is editor of this monthly title, which is published by Sage Publishing. The
debut issue is January 2007. Regional PA magazine planned
Barbara Moran is editor of this bi-monthly Acorn Publishing title, which is set to debut with
the March/April issue. Distribution will be to area businesses and tourist areas. Humanitarian-aid magazine debuts
Stephanie and Kelly Kinnunen are the founders of this quarterly magazine, which debuted with
the Winter 2006 issue. Distribution is by subscription and will soon appear at major bookstore
chains. The website is http://www.needmagazine.com. New magazine about the Hotel del Coronado
The title will debut in July 2007 and is published by Media That Deelivers. Additional information was not immediately available. Read the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter to keep current on magazine industry news. Sign
up by entering your email in the box to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. New magazine explores Jewish life
Ariel Beery created this magazine, which published Issue One in October. Additional information
was not immediately available. COSMOPOLITAN - associate beauty editor Andrea Levanthal
has left her position. (December 28) SHOCK will cease publication following the February 2007 issue. (December 21) GOOD HOUSEKEEPING - several staffers have left their positions: senior editor Jessica Baumgardner;
fashion market editor Meredith Ekstedt; decorating editor Sherry Akbar; articles editor Jennifer
Braunschweiger; senior features editor Mary Kate Hogan. (December 21) REAL SIMPLE has several new staffers: Suzanne Rust as associate editor; Katie Priester as
senior associate photo editor; Daisy Cajas as assistant photo editor. (December 14) T: THE NEW YORK TIMES STYLE MAGAZINE has a new senior editor, Armand Limnander. (December
11) ELITE TRAVELER has a new associate editor, Tanya Dukes. (December 5) |
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December 28, 2006 - MAINLINE
MAGAZINE is "all that's hot in upscale fashion, fitness and beauty, food and festivities,
design trends and more." Cornerstone topics capture Philadelphia's culture, leisure and
lifestyle.
December 28, 2006 - FROM
HOME is a "resource for women who want to blend their work and personal lives with a home
business." Topics will include tools, strategies, and profiles that chronicle the
realities of alternative career options.
December 21, 2006 - BLEU MAGAZINE
covers the urban gay lifestyle, from fashion, entertainment, health and fitness, to grooming,
culture, dining, profiles and trends. The target audience is 18- to 35-year-olds of color,
but does speak to all ethnic backgrounds.
December 21, 2006 - YOUNG
URBAN VIEWZ targets Washington, D.C. area African-American teens. Articles report on well
being, academia, career development, style, social awareness, and civil responsibility.
December 21, 2006
- LOGAN MAGAZINE is a lifestyle and fashion magazine that provides hope and inspiration to women
with disabilities. Topics include personal and professional success stories of people with disabilities,
fashion ideas that make sense, tools to make everyday tasks easier, mentoring, and pathways to
independence through technology. The target audience is 14- to 35-years old.
December 21, 2006 - GEEK
MONTHLY is dedicated to anything and everything that geeks obsess about, including the latest
toys, anime, TV shows, movies, games and DVDs, as well as how technology is impacting day-to-day
life.
December 21, 2006
- CLASSIC COUNTRY LIFE chronicles the true New England area experience, covering traditions,
history, nature, town tours, shopping, dining, health and beauty, arts and culture, entertainment,
travel, home, and business.
December 21, 2006
- FITNESS BUSINESS NEWS will report on facility launches, acquisitions, upgrades, innovative
programs that drive membership, government initiatives, and new trends of interest to for-profit
and nonprofit clubs and institutions.
December 11, 2006 - ORGANIC
SPA MAGAZINE is all about connecting organics, wellness and spa experiences together to form
a healthy lifestyle. Articles will cover beauty, food, design and decor, and also report
on the work, play and rest components of life.
December 11, 2006 - PIN-UP is
all about capturing the essence of an architect's work but also going behind the scenes and chronicling
the lives and passions of the designers themselves. The magazine bills itself as a magazine
for architectural entertainment.
December 11, 2006 -
BELLA is for 21- to 49-year old women in the Pensacola, FL area. The magazine's tag line is "Beautiful
women. Sassy attitude. Smart magazine." Articles will "cover the gamut of women's
issues" and speak to them as whole individuals rather than in separate life roles.
December 11, 2006
- AT HOME WITH JENNIFER is a family-shelter magazine aimed at 25- to 54-year-old women with children
who reside in Western Pennsylvania. Articles focus on four key areas: life, style, source
and projects.
December 11, 2006 - CHANNELPRO
MAGAZINE is billed as The Insider's Guide to SMB. Targeting IT professionals in small- and medium-sized
businesses, topics range from technology news and hardware and software guides to articles on
business practices, sales and marketing tips, cost cutting, and revenue opportunities.
December 6, 2006 - The AMERICAN
JOURNAL OF LIFESTYLE MEDICINE reports on how our lifestyles, including diet, exercise, and sleep,
affect medical conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, and weight. The target audience
is healthcare professionals seeking to guide their patients towards a healthier lifestyle.
December 6, 2006
- THE FRANKLIN COUNTY EXPLORER MAGAZINE will cover the history, people, business, and lifestyle
of Franklin County, PA.
December 6, 2006 - HELP is all
about inspiring people to become involved with life changing humanitarian efforts at home and
abroad. Articles and photography focus on stories about survivors, workers, funders, and heroes.
December 6, 2006
- LEGEND MAGAZINE is a new in-room publication for the historic Hotel del Coronado, located in
San Diego, CA. Topics include historical perspectives, spa and dining, golf entertainment,
and the surrounding Southern California area.
December 6, 2006 - PRESENTENSE
seeks to invigorate Hebrew culture where Jewish youth in their 20s and 30s will be able to explore
and enrich their Jewish identity. Articles feature news, essays, poetry, reviews, photography,
and artwork.
