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The Archives: February, 2006 Newlywed advice site goes to print
Two issues are planned for 2006: the first this summer and the second in November. 400,000 copies
will be distributed nationwide by subscription and controlled circulation. Canadian arts magazine to reshape itself
Derek Webster is editor-in-chief of the bi-monthly publication. The revamped title aims
for 20,000 paid subscriptions and 10,000 copies in controlled circulation by the end of 2006. Research magazine from Oregon State
Nick Houtman is editor of this publication, which will be published three times per year by
OSU's University Advancement division. Target recipients are state legislators, educators,
community leaders and Oregon decision makers. The website is http://oregonstate.edu/terra/. Seattle regional title launches February 28, 2006 - SEATTLE METROPOLITAN debuted yesterday, offering in-depth and humorous articles on art, food, fashion, gardening, politics, and news. Katherine Koberg is editor-in-chief of this monthly magazine. Distribution is via area newsstands and by subscription, with an initial print run of 85,000 copies. PORTLAND MONTHLY is a sister title. Increase your magazine industry knowledge by signing up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing
newsletter. Enter your email address in the sign-up box to the left. Shocking new men's magazine
Mike Hammer is the launch editor of this monthly Hachette Filipacchi Media publication due out
on newsstands May 31. 300,000 copies will be distributed nationwide. Publication frequency
will reportedly increase to a weekly in two years. Regional publication celebrates local harvest
Brian Halweil is editor of this quarterly magazine, which debuted last May. Distribution is
to area shops, tourist centers and newsstands, with a circulation of 30,000 copies. Bahamas business and pleasure magazine debuts
The semi-annual magazine debuted in January and is published by Etienne Dupuch Jr. Publications
Ltd. Distribution is to qualified international subscribers. Magazine addresses needs of smaller businesses
William Carlino is editor-in-chief of this quarterly title from SourceMedia Inc. The magazine
debuted last October and is distributed by subscription. The website is http://www.smbfinancemag.com. Canadian magazine empowers black community
Fred Sherman is editor-in-chief of this quarterly publication from Silvertrust Communications. The
Winter 2006 issue debuted today with an initial run of 10,000 copies. Distribution is across
Canada. Regional women's lifestyle magazine
Felicia Hodges is editor of this quarterly title, which originally debuted in Spring 2002, folded
shortly thereafter, and relaunched with the Fall 2005 issue. Published by Tigerlily Communications,
circulation is 5,500 copies and distributed to area shops, museums, libraries, salons, spas and
medical offices. Gambling magazine extension of website
The magazine is distributed bi-monthly to 50,000 Gambling.com Platinum Members worldwide. 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. New magazine for Denver women
Judy Taylor is editor of this bimonthly title, which debuted with its February/March issue.
The magazine is published by PixelWorks Corporation and distributed at local retailers and by
subscription. Yoga magazine to launch
Kristen Dollard is editor of the semi-annual publication, which will debut in May on newsstands. Supplement added to DM REVIEW
Mary Jo Nott is editor-in-chief of the bi-monthly addition, which launched its debut issue last
November. Aromatherapy magazine to debut
Patricia Brooks is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine that will debut at the end of
March. Nationwide distribution will be to health food markets, spas, and by subscription. Magazine chronicles the power of horses
GaWaNi Pony Boy is executive editor of this bi-monthly magazine, published by Women & Horses
Media. The June/July 2005 issue marked the title's debut. Spin-off magazine planned for high-end nuptials
Laura Begley is editor-in-chief of this publication, a collaboration between American Express
Publishings' TRAVEL + LEISURE magazine and the online company The Knot. 400,000 copies will be
distributed to subscribers and members, with an additional 100,000 copies appearing on newsstands
and in bookstores nationwide. New magazine presents religious history
James Rietveld is managing editor of this bi-monthly magazine published by Wordsmith Media. The
publication debuted last November and the website is http://www.sacredhistorymagazine.com. Lifestyle magazine for women planned
Mary H.K. Choi is editor-in-chief for this MASS APPEAL spin-off. Two issues are due out
in 2006, with the debut in late July and the second in late October. Distribution will be nationwide
on newsstands and in music and book stores with a projected initial circulation of 75,000 copies. An
increase to six issues per year is planned for 2007. New travel magazine with art at its heart
Michael Boodro is editor-in-chief of this LTB Media publication. An initial circulation of 60,000
is planned for the debut September issue, with one more issue to follow in 2006. Publishing frequency
will increase to a bi-monthly schedule in 2007. Sister titles include ART & AUCTION and MODERN
PAINTERS. New magazine covers Southeast technology sector
The monthly title debuted with its January issue and is published by Techmedia LLC. 50,000 copies
are distributed by subscription. BiZBash Media expands into L.A. market Alesandra Dubin has been named editor of this edition, which is due to launch sometime in summer. Sister publications cover New York, Florida, and Toronto. The free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter provides current magazine industry news. Sign up
by entering your email in the box to the left or email Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. Lifestyle magazine for doctors
Dr. Simone Gold is editor of the quarterly magazine, which will debut with the Summer issue. The
publication is distributed to a national market by subscription. The initial ratebase is 75,000. New magazine for fast food operators
The quarterly magazine is published by NetWorld Alliance and will distribute 10,000 copies. Sister
titles include FAST CASUAL and PIZZERIA OPERATOR SUMMARY. Regional Michigan business magazine relaunches
Edward Deeb is the new editor-in-chief of this monthly title, which is due to relaunch with
the March issue. Published by Corp Publishing LLC, the circulation is 52,000 copies Fashion publication planned
Steve Hawk is editor-in-chief and will be supervising page production by students at the OTIS
College of Art and Design. Two issues are planned for 2007, with possible distribution
at newsstands. B2B gaming magazine launches
Jeremy Meyer is editor-in-chief of this monthly title published by the Gaming News Bureau. Distribution
is by subscription. Atlanta women's lifestyle magazine to launch
Jill Draper is editor of this monthly title for Atlanta women of all ages and nationalities. The
debut issue is due out in April. New publication for Web 2.0
Dion Hinchcliffe is editor-in-chief of this Sys-Con Media title. Publication frequency and circulation information was not immediately available. The website is http://www.web2journal.com. Keep up with industry news by subscribing to the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Sign
up in the box to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com Third issue of hunting magazine on newsstands
Scott Haugen is editor of this quarterly magazine being published by Frank Amato Publications. The
magazine debuted last August. The website is http://www.huntingthewestmag.com. Good science meets good management
Chief editor Patrice Galvin oversees the bi-monthly title, published by Vicon Publishing. The
debut April/May issue is expected out in March, with 30,000 subscribers signed up. Publishing
frequency will increase to monthly in 2007. Atlanta lifestyle magazine to launch
Elizabeth Schulte Roth is editor-in-chief of this monthly title from Ocean Publishing. The debut
issue is due out in April with a circulation of 50,000 copies. OCEAN DRIVE is a sister publication. The
website is http://www.atlantapeach.com/ New gay lifestyle magazine launches
The bi-monthly magazine is backed by Phoenix Global Communications. Circulation is 35,000 copies
nationwide. SPIN has been purchased by Hartle Media and the McEvoy Group. (February 28) SPIN has a new editor-in-chief, Andy Pemberton. (February 28) VARIETY has a new style editor, Monica Corcoran. (February 28) ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY has a new managing editor, Jay Woodruff. (February 28) THE NEW REPUBLIC has a new editor, Franklin Foer. (February 28) V LIFE will cease publication immediately. (February 28) ROLLING STONE has a new executive editor, Joe Levy. (February 27) CHICAGO has a new senior editor, David Bernstein. (February 27) PC MAGAZINE has a new senior editor, Sean Carroll. (February 27) ABSOLUTE will cease publishing its American edition. (February 27) ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY has two new executive editors, Mark Harris and Henry Goldblatt. (February 24) THE CHICAGO STYLE MAGAZINE has several new staffers: Mackenzie Gaffney as editor-in-chief; Jen Jones as managing editor; Alli Libb as assistant editor. (February 24) TELEVISION WEEK has a new editor, Greg Baumann. (February 24) 5280 has a new articles editor, Mike Kessler. (February 24) TV GUIDE has a new deputy features editor, Carol Dittbrenner. (February 23) INFORMATIONWEEK has a new editor-in-chief, Rob Preston. (February 23) FITNESS - Emily Listfield has been let go as editor-in-chief. (February 22) SPA has a new editor-in-chief, Julie Sinclair. (February 22) REAL SIMPLE has a new executive editor, Corynne Corbett. (February 22) WOMEN'S HEALTH will increase its ratebase from 400,000 to 600,000 with the July/August issue and to 750,000 in January 2007. (February 22) THE HAMPTON SHEET has a new executive editor, Emily Liebert. (February 22) NASHVILLE MEDICAL NEWS has a new assignment editor, Cindy Sanders. (February 22) HIGH TIMES - Steve Bloom has resigned as editor. (February 22) PLENTY MAGAZINE has a new senior editor, Deborah Snoonian. (February 21) VIBE has a new senior editor, Laura Checkoway. (February 21) ESSENCE has a new senior health and relationships editor, Lynya Floyd. (February 21) ECONOMIST - Bill Emmott has resigned as editor. (February 21) INSITE - Atlanta edition arts and entertainment editor Alaina Robertson is no longer with the publication. (February 21) GOTHAM has a new editor, Keija Minor. (February 20) HAMPTONS has a new editor, Cindi Cook. (February 20) NETWORK COMPUTING has two new staffers: Art Wittman as editor-in-chief; Andrew Conry-Murray as business technology editor. (February 20) JANE has two new staffers: Esther Haynes as deputy editor; Stephanie Trong as executive editor. (February 17) WOMEN'S HEALTH has a new deputy editor, Nicole Beland. (February 17) DETAILS has a new executive editor, Bill van Parys. (February 17) AMERICA'S NETWORK will publish quarterly instead of monthly. (February 17) DISCOVER - senior editor Burkhard Bilger and associate editor Jessa Forte Netting have left their positions. (February 17) SECURE ENTERPRISE and IT ARCHITECT will cease publication following the March issues. (February 17) BUDGET LIVING will cease publication following the March issue. (February 16) NATURAL HEALTH has a new editor-in-chief, Mary Bolster. (February 14) FITNESS MAGAZINE has a new nutrition editor, Melissa Daly. (February 14) SAVEUR has a new executive editor, James Oseland. (February 14) AIR & SPACE/SMITHSONIAN has a new editor, Linda Shiner. (February 14) THE NATION has a new executive editor, Betsy Reed. (February 14) PROFESSIONAL JEWELER has a new editor, Mike Mallowe. (February 14) CAPITOL FILE has a new managing editor, Cindi Cook. (February 13) MARTHA STEWART LIVING - senior associate editor Anna Beckman has left her position. (February 13) LIFE & STYLE WEEKLY - executive editor Tamara Glenny has been let go. (February 13) SOUND & VISION has a new editor-in-chief, Mike Mettler. (February 13) CIO DECISIONS has a new senior editor, Ellen O'Brien. (February 13) FUEGO has ceased publication. (February 13) FINANCIALWEEK has hired an editor, Robert Hertzberg. (February 9) BUSINESSWEEK SMALL BUSINESS is increasing its ratebase from 500,000 to 650,000 with the spring issue. (February 9) TRAVEL SAVVY and BUSINESS TRAVELER have ceased publication. (February 9) MASS APPEAL has a new executive editor, Maclean Jackson. (February 8) THE CPA JOURNAL has a new editor-in-chief, Mary-Jo Kranacher. (February 8) SKIRT! is adding an Atlanta, GA edition. (February 8) RAW and SMACKDOWN have two new staffers: Matt Rodbard as senior editor;
Rob Bernstein as deputy editor. MACHOME has a new associate editor, Colin Morris. (February 7) WAVE has moved from regional to national publication and doubled its publication frequency to monthly. (February 7) WHAT'S ON, THE HENDERSON MAGAZINE and WHAT'S ON, THE SUMMERLIN MAGAZINE have a new editor, Kimberley McGee. (February 7) COMPUTER SHOPPER will be sold to SX2 Media Labs LLC. (February 7) COASTAL LIVING has a new executive editor, James Schwartz. (February 3) CELEBRITY LIVING has a new executive editor, Chris Kensler. (February 3) WIRED has a new managing editor, Jacob Young. (February3) SISTER 2 SISTER MAGAZINE has a new assistant editor, Sabrina Parker. (February 3) TELEPHONY has a new editor-in-chief, Dan O'Shea. (February 3) |
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February 28, 2006 - THE NEST,
an online site for the newly married, is getting ready to offer its content in print format.
Articles will cover post-wedding compatibility, communication, entertaining, decorating, finances
and future planning.
February 28, 2006 - MAISONNEUVE,
a nationwide Canadian arts magazine, will transform into MAISONNEUVE: MONTREAL'S MAGAZINE this
September. The new focus will be all things Montreal, including profiles on local icons,
civic issues, theater, dance, art, style, food, real estate and travel. The target audience
is youthful urban English-speaking Montrealers who are sophisticated and affluent.
February 28, 2006 - TERRA is
a comprehensive research magazine from Oregon State University (OSU). Articles will focus
on "the Earth and its resources: oceans, forests, farm fields, watersheds and ecosystems."
February
28, 2006 - SHOCK, a new magazine targeting young men, is getting ready to offer eye-opening graphic
images and accompanying editorial features on anything "blood and gore" related. Possible
topics include natural disasters, crime stories, car crashes and medical procedures.
February 23, 2006
- THE BAHAMAS INVESTOR is all about offshore wealth management strategies, direct investment,
and the island lifestyle. Topics include real estate and business news, industry announcements,
interesting projects, private banking, investment opportunities, estate and tax planning, second
home investment, and leisure and recreational activities.
February 22, 2006 - PLANET
AFRICA is an urban lifestyle magazine aimed at 25- to 60-year-old professionals of African and
Caribbean descent. Topics include lifestyle, entertainment, parenting, careers, finance, education,
and business and personal success stories. The goal is "to unify and empower a divided
black community."
February 22, 2006 -
TRI-COUNTY WOMAN is a women's interest magazine for the New York counties of Orange, Ulster and
Dutchess. The publication targets 21- to 60-year-old females with articles on health, wellness,
business, finances, and parenting.
February 21, 2006 - GAMBLING.COM
MAGAZINE targets VIP online gaming players. Articles include premium playing strategies
and tactical secrets from leading players, as well as news and reviews.
February 20, 2006 - DENVER
WOMAN features profiles of ordinary and extraordinary area women and articles on beauty, fitness,
family issues, health, money, society events, travel and dining.
February 20, 2006 - RODALE'S
YOGALIFE is preparing to offer articles on health, fitness, weight loss, nutrition, stress and
fashion. The focus is on incorporating yoga into a daily schedule to manage physical, emotional
and spiritual needs.
February 17, 2006 - SQL
SERVER EXECUTIVE is a new supplement to the magazine DM REVIEW. The focus is on Microsoft's
SQL Server 2005 and the accompanying business intelligence initiatives, aimed at professionals
managing these systems.
February 17, 2006 - AROMATHERAPY
THYMES will show readers how to "integrate aromatherapy into everyday life, be it - health,
home, food, or personal care." Topics covered include news, essential oil profiles,
and lifestyle use.
February 17, 2006 - WOMEN & HORSES
MAGAZINE chronicles "the special bond between a woman and her horse." Articles
capture the relationship and how it reflects further into a woman's life of work, home, family
and friends.
February 16, 2006 - TRAVEL
+ ROMANCE will "showcase the best in luxury honeymoons, destination weddings, and trips
for two." Planned as an annual magazine, the debut issue will be out in April.
February 16, 2006 -
SACRED HISTORY "links the present with the past by exploring our beliefs and their expression
through historical, artistic, theological, philosophical and popular mediums." Article
subjects include architecture, food, music, archaeology, and festivals and celebrations.
February 14, 2006 - MISSBEHAVE
is all about the urban lifestyle, but the focus is on women this time. Expect coverage on the
music, art, fashion and lifestyle scene for young, hip females.
February 14, 2006 - CULTURE & TRAVEL
will cover cultural destinations, festivals, architecture, and the performing arts with an eye
to assisting voyagers who wish to incorporate culture in their travels.
February 9, 2006 - TECHJOURNAL
SOUTH covers the new business economy of the Southeast U.S. The target audience is technology
and life science executives in all major technology sectors from Washington, D.C. to Florida.
February 9, 2006 - BIZBASH
LOS ANGELES is for regional event and meeting planners throughout southern California. Topics
include behind-the-scenes stories from events, venue guides, and directories of event vendors.
February 8, 2006 - MEDICALIFE
MAGAZINE is getting ready to offer doctors a lifestyle magazine that covers both their professional
and personal life. Coverage includes feature articles on contemporary medical subjects,
profile interviews, high technology, fashion, family, finances and news.
February 8, 2006 - QUICK
SERVICE RESTAURANT REPORT has launched, focusing on emerging trends, products and technologies
of interest to managers and franchise owners.
February 8, 2006 - CORP! will
be back in publication following a hiatus last year. The magazine will continue to focus
on issues of interest to senior managers in Michigan, including technology trends, current business
issues, telecommunications, automotive & automotive suppliers, finance, management, healthcare,
economic trends, lifestyle, and travel.
February 7, 2006 - Primedia's
Action Sports Group is putting together MODUS, a new fashion magazine for women 18- to 24-years
old. The debut issue, due out in September with a ratebase of 210,000, is to be poly-bagged
with sister titles SURFER, SURFING and SNOWBOARDER.
February 7, 2006 - The
GAME INDUSTRY REPORT will report on the business side of the video and computer gaming industry. The
target audience is executives who "create market and develop and license electronic video
and computer games."
February 6, 2006 - GALZ MAGAZINE
is getting ready to "inspire, empower and give women articles that not only make them feel
good and are entertaining, but articles that can make a difference in their lives." Topics
cover spirit, family, work, fashion, home and garden, health and beauty, men, and local profiles.
February 6, 2006 - WEB 2.0 JOURNAL
launched last week, offering developers, IT managers and vendors a "weather-eye" on
scalability, the read/write web, and new emerging facets.
February 6, 2006 - HUNTING
THE WEST reports on specific hunting techniques and helps hunters learn the biology of the animals
being pursued, with 75% editorial coverage on big game hunting in the western U.S.
February 3, 2006 - LAB MANAGER
MAGAZINE "strives to provide the most current thinking and trends in all areas of laboratory
management." Topic coverage includes management, technology, and equipment for industry,
government, medicine, research, academia and biotechnology laboratories.
February 3, 2006 - ATLANTA
PEACH is all about local people, trends, design, restaurants and products. Additional coverage
will be given to celebrities, lifestyles, arts, real estate and fashion, all with an eye towards
luxury.
February 3, 2006
- BALLROOM ROCKSTAR will offer fashion, health and wellness, ballroom, and lifestyle information
to urban gay men. 
