The Archives: July, 2005

TV GUIDE content to radically shift

July 27, 2008 - As of October 17, TV GUIDE will shift to a national edition magazine, with 75 percent of its content as editorial news and features, rather than the previous 25 percent.  Articles will encapsulate "more behind-the-scenes insights and information on viewers' favorite shows and stars."  In addition, the revamped title includes reviews and best choice recommendations.

Circulation will drop by two-thirds to 4.5 million copies printed . Separate editions for the east and west coasts are planned, but only to account for the time shift in show programming.
 

UK mag coming to America

July 27, 2005 - OK!, a UK celebrity watching publication, will be coming to the U.S.  There are two executive editors: Lori Berger on the West Coast and Juliet Heller out of New York.

An initial print run of 1.3 million is planned for this weekly title, with the debut issue appearing sometime in early August.
 

High circulation food mag to launch

July 25, 2005 - Celebrating America's love of food is RELISH, a new monthly title set to debut in February 2006.  Articles cover cooking, dining, and entertaining, along with tips and products.  Features range "from formal dinner parties to tailgates to rural roadside restaurants."

Publishing Group of America will launch the title with a circulation of 6 million, to be distributed via daily newspapers.
 

Men's weekly mag gearing up for launch

July 25, 2005 - BULLET, a men's weekly magazine from Hearst, was road tested by a focus group in New York last week.  Early observations indicate that features will cover real-life action stories and sports news.

Keith Blanchard is overseeing the project.  Additional information was not immediately available.
 

Pregnancy mag for women 35 and over

July 20, 2005 - Health and wellbeing, lifestyle, home and entertainment, beauty and fashion, life during pregnancy and the first months after birth, and life tactics are the focus of PLUM.

Published by Groundbreak Publishing, in cooperation with The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), the annual title is distributed to ACOG members. The website is http://www.plummagazine.com

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New magazine premiers for materials scientists

July 20, 2005 - MATERIALS ENGINEERING NEWS debuted with feature articles on "new materials being developed and how they are being applied, the latest technology advancements in materials-related manufacturing and testing, service capabilities, and related business and market news of the materials industry."

The quarterly title is published by Webcom Communications and distribution by subscription.
 

International black lifestyle mag launches

July 20, 2005 - NOIR targets the upwardly-mobile black community with articles on entertainment, fashion, beauty, finance, careers, health, travel and social issues.  Showing "black people in society as leading trendsetters, role models, decision makers and leaders" is an important focal point.

The bi-monthly magazine, published by Brownstone Media, is set to launch in the U.S. this fall.  Additional distribution will be throughout Canada, the UK, Europe and Africa.
 

Atlanta Braves fan mag resuscitated

July 20, 2005 - CHOPTALK, the fan magazine covering the Atlanta Braves baseball team, is back on solid ground.  Coverage continues to feature that which "really goes behind the scenes with the players."

Gary Caruso, long-time editor of the monthly title, acquired the publishing rights from the Atlanta Braves through his Wonderdog Publishing company.  The magazine resumed publication in April after being shuttered for three months.
 

The world of skin care covered

July 20, 2005 - Cosmetic plastic surgery, skin care, anti-aging, health, and medicine are the focal points of SKIN DEEP, a recently launched magazine for people interested in cutting-edge information.

Dr. Jeannette Martello is editor of this quarterly title.  The website is http://www.skindeepworld.com.
 

Houseboating publication launched

July 20, 2005 - Houseboats enthusiasts have their own magazine, appropriately named HOUSEBOATING ADVENTURES.  Features include destinations, vacation planning, profiles, tours, galley and cooking advice, electronics and in-boat entertainment, driving tips, and maintenance.  Reviews cover resorts, gear, and houseboat models.

Michael McDonald Low is the editor of this bi-monthly Adventure Publications title.
  

All things Mazda

July 19, 2005 - MAZDASPORT launched recently, covering anything and everything of interest to Mazda car owners.

The editor is Jay Lamm and is published quarterly by MediaSource Motorsports.  Editorial contributions are welcome, but queries are suggested.  The website is http://www.mazdasportmagazine.com.
 

Scrapbook pieces come together

July 19, 2005 - Product features, design studies, and step-by-step articles are the focus of a new magazine, SCRAPBOOK ANSWERS.

Leslie Ayers is the editor of this Future Network USA title, due out in September.  Nine annual issues are planned, with a distribution of 150,000 copies.
 

Food style mag launches

July 19, 2005 - OPTIMUM WELLNESS  "aims to educate consumers on the benefits of natural and organic living."

The Active Interest Media title debuted July 1 in Kroger-owned food stores in Southern California, Seattle, and Denver. Sister titles include VEGETARIAN TIMES and BETTER NUTRITION.
 

New gaming/lifestyle mag launched this month

July 19, 2005 - While casino gaming is at the heart of the new magazine CAESARS PLAYER, coverage also includes fashion, food, wine, travel, health, beauty, entertainment, and celebrity stories.

Three issues will be published annually with a ratebase of 170,000 copies.  Current distribution is in Caesar Entertainment property guest rooms in Las Vegas and Atlantic City, with 100,000 additional copies mailed to valued clients.  Future plans call for subscription offerings and newsstand sales.
 

Fashion jet setters get new quarterly pub

July 18, 2005 - WWD SCOOP is for trendsetters looking for the "insider perspective on people, places, events, trends, and new discoveries in nightlife, food, books, movies, culture and design."

The title is published by Fairchild Publications.  WWD (Womens Wear Daily) is a sister title.
 

Regional luxury home pub coming soon

July 18, 2005 - NEW ENGLAND HOME is all about the architecture and design of premier homes throughout the New England area.

Paula Bodah is managing editor of this bi-monthly title which debuts with the September/October issue.  The website is http://www.nehomemag.com.
 

Hunting mag to launch in fall

July 18, 2005 - WATERFOWL & RETRIEVER is a new duck and goose-hunting magazine, featuring advanced decoying and hunting strategies, product reviews, dog training and care products, regional reports, and outfitter and guide profiles.

Bob Robb is editor of this Grand View Media Group publication.  50,000 copies will be distributed, although the publication frequency was not immediately known.

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Two regional lifestyle pubs planned

July 18, 2005 - Food, culture, society, philanthropy, home design, arts, beauty, entertainment, fashion, sports and travel are all subjects included in the upcoming launch issues of BOSTON COMMON and CAPITOL FILE.  Both quarterly magazines debut this September with specific information for Boston and Washington, D.C., respectively.

Publisher Niche Media will distribute approximately 140,000 copies of each title to affluent residents, newsstands, hotels, airline shuttles and universities.
 

International lifestyle and travel mag to launch

July 18, 2005 - ANYWAY targets anyone on the move with "features on travel, food, fashion and mobility and a focus on revealing new stylish modern travel destinations" from the perspective of local insiders.

Published by Ahead Media (Berlin, Germany), the title will launch in Europe, the U.S., and Asia.  Distribution of 150,000 copies will go to bookstores, train station kiosks, airports, and selected hotels.  A second issue is due out in November and then publishes bi-monthly in 2006.
 

New mag title takes over CRAFT DIGEST

July 15, 2005 - EAST COAST ARTISAN will debut its January/February issue in mid-December as a replacement for CRAFT DIGEST, which ceases publication after the October issue.  The new title will continue to list craft shows and offer insider tips, but will also feature area artist profiles, book reviews, and more photography of artists' work.

At the helm of this bi-monthly publication are Leeann Skalkos and Judith Standerford.  Distribution is by subscription. The website is http://www.eastcoastartisan.com/.
 

Lifestyle title launches from Chicken Soup book creators

July 15, 2005 - CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE AMERICAN SOUL will debut on newsstands July 26 with features on family, food, fashion, home, health, travel, entertainment and culture articles, as well as the trademark stories of inspiration.  The target audience is women aged 25-54.

J. Mignonne Wright is editor-in-chief of the bi-monthly title, also distributed by subscription. Initial circulation is 150,000 copies.  The title is published in collaboration with Modern Media, LLC, former publisher of the defunct AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
 

Regional shelter title launches

July 15, 2005 - A luxury architecture and home design magazine, LUXE, targets Coloradoans throughout the state.

The Sandow Media title will debut with an initial circulation of 22,000 on newsstands and select locations.  Frequency, launch issue, and editorial information was not immediately available.

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Different focus planned for new baby title

July 15, 2005 - BABY CENTER is for pregnant women and new moms, with each issue focusing on a specific phase. The debut September issue is all about the second trimester. The November issue covers the third trimester, with two new issues in the first quarter of 2006 planned for the newborn baby timeframe.  Content includes critical information and insights.

Jim Scott is editor with Nina Martin as executive editor.  A controlled circulation of two million and a ratebase of 500,000 subscribers is planned.
 

Military defense subject of new pub

July 15, 2005 - DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY INTERNATIONAL will be an "information source focused on current and emerging defense technologies," including air, land and sea-based systems.  Content features in-depth articles on weapons development, manufacturing, and military applications of information technology.

Anthony L. Velocci, Jr. is editor-in-chief. Published by The Aviation Week Group of The McGraw-Hill Companies, the title debuts September 12 with a second issue planned for November 21.  The magazine will publish bi-monthly in 2006 and is packaged with AVIATION WEEK & SPACE TECHNOLOGY.
 

Monthly shelter mag arrives

July 14, 2005 - Newly launched DOMINO, geared toward home and apartment dwellers, is all about "practical advice and down-to-earth, slightly irreverent decor tips."  There are how-to articles, new product trends, and gardening features.

Deborah Needleman is editor of this monthly Conde Nast title.
 

New food mag to launch this November

July 14, 2005 - Recipes for every day and holidays, along with creative food presentation tips, is at the core of COOKING WITH PAULA DEEN.  Features also cover Ms. Deen's restaurant, sons, special events, places she likes to visit, and gardening tips.

The bi-monthly title is a joint venture between The Lady Enterprises, Inc. and Hoffman Media, LLC.  Distribution will be through newsstands, bookstores, and by subscription.
 

Black women's hair subject of new pub

July 14, 2005 - NAPTURAL ROOTS MAGAZINE will promote "natural hair, though a healthy mind, body, and soul."

Published by Akili Technologies, LLC, the title is set to debut in September.  The website is http://napturalrootsmagazine.com

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Regional lifestyle debuts in Washington, D.C.

July 13, 2005 - The May/June debut issue of DC STYLE captures the lifestyle of the local area.  Articles cover dining, health, beauty, home, design, retail, nightlife, and real estate, and targets the age group of 24 to 45.

Dana Spain-Smith oversees this bi-monthly title from DLG Media Holdings.  Distribution is 60,000 on newsstands, in hotels, targeted mailings, and by subscription.  Its sister publication is STYLE PHILADELPHIA.
 

Two ROAD & TRACK sister car mags launch

July 13, 2005 - ROAD GEAR and SPEED are two new Hachette Filipacchi titles alongside sister publication ROAD & TRACK.  The first covers trends and technology of car-centric audio/video, navigation systems, wireless internet, and satellite radio, with how-to-buy and how-to-install features.  The second offers articles on high-performance cars, including upgrades, electronics, and aftermarket "go-fast" parts.

The two bi-monthly titles will overlap in publication schedules, starting with ROAD GEAR'S debut April/May issue and SPEED'S May/June issue.
 

Weekly woman's mag in the works

July 13, 2005 - QUICK & SIMPLE launches soon, with features on home, family, food, health, nutrition, fitness, fashion, and beauty.  The focus is on "tips, advice and solutions."

Susan Toepfer is editor-in-chief of this weekly Hearst Magazines publication.
 

New baby mag launches

July 13, 2005 - SOUTHERN BABY covers the first four years of a child's life, whether by birth or adoption.  Parents, expectant parents, and grandparents are the audience for this national publication "with a decidedly Southern emphasis."

Barbara Cockerham is editor of this quarterly Hoffman Media title.  Sister titles include SOUTHERN LADY and TEATIME.
 

Miami condo scene subject of new pub

July 13, 2005 - The new and pre-construction condo industry in Miami-Dade and Broward counties is the focus of a new title, MIAMI SKYLINE.  Articles will cover new developments, upcoming hot areas, and award winning projects.  The target audience is both buyers and investors.

The launch date for the bi-monthly title was not immediately available.
 

Music site goes to print

July 13, 2005 - SYNTHESIS is a new magazine delivering a wide variety of music- and entertainment-related information.  Feature articles include profiles, reviews, humor, and the latest in technology.

Bill Fishkin is editor of this bi-monthly title, which debuted with the June issue. Distribution can be found at newsstands and in music and book stores.  The website is http://www.synthesis.net.

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New monthly mag for shopaholics

July 13, 2005 - SHOP ETC. is for women seeking not only home decor ideas, but "the latest scoop on fashion from all the major designers, beauty secrets, what the latest looks are, and brilliant buys and bargains."

Mandi Norwood is editor-in-chief of this monthly Hearst title.
 

New mag covers Blue Raider athletics

July 12, 2005 - BLUE RAIDER NATION will launch this fall, devoted exclusively to Middle Tennessee Blue Raider athletics.  Articles feature stories and pictures on players, coaches, and athletic department administrators.

Kevin Halpern is editor of this monthly title. Distribution of 4,000 copies is by subscription and to members and alumni.
 

Regional shopping title launches

July 12, 2005 - SHOP DC features articles on home interiors, fashion, and beauty while pointing out high-end retail shops, spas, and galleries.

With Zoey Rawlins at the helm, this bi-annual title has a distribution of 20,000 copies at luxury hotels, visitor centers, and select affluent residences in Washington D.C., Virginia, and Maryland.

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Regional outdoor activities chronicled

July 12, 2005 - Newly launched SOUTH FLORIDA ADVENTURES features articles on "the best places to kayak, bike, dive, hike, wind surf, sky dive and do other activities."  Additional stories cover the region's colorful characters and exotic settings.

The editor is David Raterman.  A distribution of 10,000 copies of the debut May/June issue ranged from Palm Beach to Broward and Dade counties.
 

New antique mag coming soon

July 12, 2005 - The world of antiques and collectibles, for both the seasoned dealer and novice shopper, will be captured in COUNTRY LIVING COLLECTING.  Features include "what to look for, where to find it, how to live with the things you collect, and where to get the best bargains."

Douglas Brenner is editor of the debut issue, arriving on newsstands August 23.  The Hearst publication's sister title is COUNTRY LIVING. Circulation is 400,000.
 

New San Antonio-centric mag to launch

July 11, 2005 - SAN ANTONIO MAGAZINE is set to launch in October, featuring articles on business, home and garden, dining, cuisine, entertainment, events, fashion, people, and arts.

Conley Publishing is behind the effort but no other details were immediately available.
 

Lifestyle and news pub for foreign students

July 11, 2005 - WORLD SCHOLAR wants to "capture the drive and zeal of foreign students" by covering news, profiles of international students, and U.S. colleges and universities.  The latest news on college applications, scholarships, immigration, housing, and job market issues will also be featured.

Published by Uni-Recruitment, Inc., the title debuts this fall with one issue and a circulation of 100,000.  Plans call for quarterly publication in 2006.  The website is http://www.theworldscholar.com.
 

Asian women target of new mag

July 11, 2005 - WOMAN INTERNATIONAL is a recently launched magazine targeting the complete lifestyle of Asian women.  The publication strives to "give equal time to the substance and brains behind the beauty."  Feature articles range from health and fashion to starting and running a business, cooking, travel, and arts and entertainment.

The title is published by Woman International Magazine, a subsidiary of WA.

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Christian pub for Atlanta area

July 11, 2005 - THE ACTS OF WOMEN OF POWER targets Christian metro Atlanta women. Features include power prayer, power comedy, encouragement, financial information, and travel and entertainment tips.

The bi-annual title debuts July 30 and the website is http://www.wopacts.peachhost.com.
 

Regional Michigan mag launches

July 11, 2005 - COOL! MAGAZINE is a family-focused publication covering Ingham, Eaton, and Clinton counties in Michigan.  The overall purpose is to "better the community." Articles cover social responsibility, transition from high school to college, community and human service, health and fitness, volunteerism, career planning and retraining, and resources which support families.

Co-founders Kathy Andres and Jim Schoenherr oversee this title which is distributed to schools, churches, businesses and community organizations.  The publication schedule was not immediately available.
 

Regional D.C. gardening mag blooms

July 11, 2005 - WASHINGTON GARDENER targets Washington D.C. residents with articles designed to appeal to "all income levels and levels of experience."  Themes for upcoming issues include container gardening, backyard bird habitats, garden antiques, and trees and shrubs.

Kathy Jentz is at the helm of this bi-monthly title, which debuted with the March/April issue.
 

CASINO CONNECTION debuts in Nevada

July 8, 2005 - Nevada gaming industry employees now have a magazine addressing local issues.  CASINO CONNECTION, also published for the Atlantic City area, features articles on the history of Nevada gaming, career advancement, local and state legislation, and guides to shopping, recreation, dining and entertainment.

The monthly title, published by Casino Connection International, is distributed in casino hotels and mailed to state legislators, gaming regulators, and companies with industry products and services.  GLOBAL GAMING BUSINESS is a sister title.
 

Women and wine paired in new mag

July 8, 2005 - WINE ADVENTURE, aimed at women who wish to expand their knowledge and enjoyment of wine, debuts this month.  Feature articles will include destinations, food and wine pairings, lifestyle choices, experts' picks, interviews, wine and cooking schools, and gadgetry.  Articles should inform readers "without taking the subject too seriously."

Michele Ostrove is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly title which will be distributed by subscription.
 

Warm and fuzzy celebrity reporting

July 8, 2005 - CELEBRITY LIVING, a weekly magazine being tested by publisher American Media, is striving to deliver a different view of the rich and famous.  Rather than dishing dirt, the focus is to show readers "how to mimic celebs by eating, dressing, shopping and exercising like them."

The title is overseen by Bonnie Fuller and distributed on newsstands.  The website is http://www.celebrityliving.com.

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New pub launches for younger gays

July 8, 2005 - YOUNG GAY AMERICA targets gay and lesbian teens and twenty-year-olds with features on fashion, profiles, interviews, advice, games, and reviews.

The bi-monthly title is published in Canada and distributed to newsstands and by subscription throughout North America. The editor is Mike Glatze.
 

Newest stay-at-home moms targeted

July 7, 2005 - Professional women who are leaving careers to raise their children have a new magazine.  TOTAL 180! will feature honest, reality-based articles covering new roles, identity shifts, relationships, financial situations, and mental and emotional needs.

The quarterly title is set to launch in November with J.T. Long at the helm as editor.  Published by Girlfriend Media Group, distribution is by subscription only.
 

Fantasy sports advice rounded up in new mag

July 7, 2005 - FANTASY SPORTS REPORTER will assist "fantasy players of football, baseball, basketball, golf, hockey, and NASCAR" by publishing feature articles on drafting and managing teams and in-depth player interviews.

The bi-monthly title, published by HumWare Media Corporation, will be distributed on newsstands and by subscription.  The website is http://www.fantasysportsreporter.com/.
 

Regional pub for Boston's gay/lesbian community

July 7, 2005 - BOSTON SPIRIT recently launched, covering same-sex couple lifestyles for the metro area.  Topics include investigative reporting, local leisure activities, shopping, travel, weddings, fashion, the home, unusual architecture, and high profile members of the business, political and entertainment community.  "The 'quirky' is also honored here."

Steven Lyons is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly title published by Jake Publishing LLC.

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Arts featured in new culture mag

July 7, 2005 - Progressive art, music, film and fashion are the subject matter of CONTOUR, a recently launched magazine covering the avant-garde and "dedicated to promoting new and emerging talents in a variety of disciplines from all over the world."

Published quarterly by Release Media, LLC, the title is overseen by executive editors Genevieve Bartel and Bill Reichardt.  Circulation is 50,000 copies, with plans for international distribution in major metro cities worldwide.
 

Parenting title for "fierce mamas"

July 7, 2005 - MAMALICIOUS is for youthful women who are "style-conscious, politically aware, way tuned-in to pop culture, and deeply committed to raising their kids with heart and soul."

The bi-annual title, with a circulation of 5,000, is edited by Catherine Levy and Candace Walsh.  The website is http://www.mamalicious.com/.
 

Hawaii surfing mag debuts

July 7, 2005 - NALU UNDERGROUND is a new title covering the passion, attitude, and lifestyle of surfers. Features include profiles, events, and locations.

Curt Smith is the editor of this quarterly title based in Kalaheo, Hawaii. Distribution is 35,000 copies and the website is http://www.naluunderground.com.
 

Regional lifestyle pub launches

July 7, 2005 - WORCESTER QUARTERLY covers home, garden, fashion, beauty, food, wine, travel, and leisure for the central Massachusetts area.

The editor is Leah Lamson. Published by Worcester Telegram & Gazette, the quarterly title is distributed on newsstands and by subscription.  Circulation is 20,000 copies.

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V:MAGAZINE relaunches

July 7, 2005 - AMAZE MAGAZINE is the new title of V:MAGAZINE, with coverage for "mind, body, and style" for curvy woman size 12 and over. Feature articles cover fashion, beauty, lifestyle, art, inspiration, empowerment, travel, fitness, mental health, nutrition, and books.

The quarterly title launched its online version June 1, with plans for a print version in the undisclosed future. Michele Weston is executive editor.
 

ARTICLE ARCHIVES

THE GOLFER has a new managing editor, John Clarke Jr. (July 27)

CITY has a new associate editor, Alex Garinger. (July 27)

IN STYLE - Maria Baugh is leaving her position as executive editor. (July 27)

INC. and FAST COMPANY have a new editor-in-chief, John Koten. (July 27)

JANE - Jane Pratt will step down from her position as editor-in-chief effective September 30. (July 26)

MUSCLE & FITNESS and REFLEX - Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has relinquished his position as executive editor. (July 26)

NATIONAL MOTORIST will cease publication at the end of the year. (July 25)

US WEEKLY has a new senior editor, Bradley Jacobs. (July 25)

SOUTHWEST AIRLINES SPIRIT has two new staffers: Eric Celeste as editor; Rhonda Reinhard as managing editor. (July 25)

OK! has two new executive editors: Lori Berger (West Coast) and Juliet Heller (New York). (July 25)

FAMILY CIRCLE - deputy editor Nancy Clark has been let go. (July 20)

JUSTICE has a new entertainment editor, Diane Clehane. (July 20)

GO NYC has a new managing editor, Marissa Pareles. (July 20)

BUSINESSWEEK has a new executive editor-global franchise, Joyce Barnathan. (July 20)

SARIE has a new beauty editor, Candice Lee Kannemeyer. (July 20)

BIKERSINK - editor Neal Johnson has died. (July 20)

STRATEGY + BUSINESS has a new deputy editor, Amy Bernstein. (July 19)

BUSINESSWEEK has a new executive editor, John A. Byrne. (July 19)

FAST COMPANY has a new acting editor, Mark Vamos. (July 19)

INSTYLE has a new associate editor, Rhonda Richford. (July 19)

THE KNOT WEDDINGS has a new senior editor, Kathleen Murray. (July 19)

CHILD has a new research editor, Cherise Bathersfield. (July 19)

ESSENCE has a new editor-in-chief, Angela Burt-Murray. (July 18)

ASPEN SOJOURNER MAGAZINE has two new staffers: Jay Cowan as editor-in-chief; Michael Miracle as managing editor. (July 18)

COMPUTER GRAPHICS WORLD has a new editor-in-chief, Kelly Dove. (July 18)

REAL SIMPLE has a new staff editor, Valerie Rains. (July 18)

NEW YORK has a new associate editor, Ben Wasserstein. (July 18)

PLENTY has a new political editor, Richard Bradley. (July 18)

INTERIOR DESIGN has a new article editor, Elena Kornbluth. (July 18)

CLASSICAL SINGER - editor Carla Wood has died. (July 18)

LOOK has a new editor, Sarah Gray Miller. (July 18)

ELLE DECOR has several new staffers: Kate Rheinstein as assistant editor; Vicky Lowry as senior editor; Michael Boodro as executive editor. (July 18)

LIVING ON THE LAKE and LAKE COUNTRY have a new editor, Kristan Constant. (July 15)

BABIES LIKE ME and KIDS LIKE ME will fold together in spring 2006. The new title will be BEING FAMILY. (July 15)

BACK STAGE WEST has a new news editor, Lauren Horwitch. (July 14)

DOMINO has a new senior associate editor, Ruth Altchek. (July 14)

ELLE DECOR has a new assistant editor, Jessica Romm. (July 13)

SHOW CIRCUIT has a new editor, Kitty Bowe Hearty. (July 13)

BUSINESS EMPOWERED has a new editor-in-chief, Geoffrey Precourt. (July 13)

ST. LOUIS MAGAZINE - Traci Angel has left her position as managing editor. (July 13)

OUTSIDE has a new senior editor beginning in August, Dennis Lewon. (July 12)

UTNE - Karen Olson is leaving her position as editor. (July 11)

COMPLEX has a new managing editor, Andrew Simon. (July 11)

ACCESS CONTROL & SECURITY SYSTEMS INTEGRATION is now titled ACCESS CONTROL & SECURITY SYSTEMS. (July 11)

THE JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN AGING ASSOCIATION is now titled AGE. (July 11)

ARIZONA FARM BUREAU NEWS is now titled ARIZONA AGRICULTURE. (July 11)

KARATE - KUNG FU ILLUSTRATED is now titled BLACK BELT MAGAZINE. (July 11)

TRACK AND FIELD COACHES REVIEW is now titled COACHES REVIEW. (July 11)

COMPOSITES FABRICATION is now titled COMPOSITES MANUFACTURING. (July 11)

COMPUTER SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL is now titled COMPUTER SUPPORT SOLUTIONS. (July 11)

DUN'S BUSINESS RANKINGS is now titled D&B BUSINESS RANKINGS. (July 11)

ENERGY USER NEWS is now titled ENERGY & POWER MANAGEMENT. (July 11)

FIDELITY FOCUS is now titled FIDELITY MAGAZINE. (July 11)

KANE'S BEVERAGE WEEK is now titled KANE'S BEVERAGE NEWS DAILY. (July 11)

MAC DESIGN is now titled LAYERS. (June 11)

MEDIATION is now titled MEDIATION MATTERS. (July 11)

MILITARY EXCHANGE MAGAZINE is now titled MILITARY REALTOR. (July 11)

MILITARY GROCER is now titled MILITARY RETAILER. (July 11)

NEW ENGLAND WILD FLOWER is now titled NEW ENGLAND WILD FLOWER CONSERVATION NEWS. (July 11)

OFFICIAL CROSSWORD PUZZLES is now titled DELL OFFICIAL CROSSWORD PUZZLES PLUS VARIETY. (July 11)

ONTARIO GOLF NEWS is now titled ONTARIO GOLF. (July 11)

ROBB REPORT HOME ENTERTAINMENT & DESIGN is now titled ROBB REPORT HOME ENTERTAINMENT. (July 11)

MONTANA OIL JOURNAL is now titled ROCKY MOUNTAIN OIL JOURNAL. (July 11)

SLAP SKATEBOARD MAGAZINE is now titled SLAP. (July 11)

TRANSITION is now titled TRANSITIONS. (July 11)

CONSTRUCTION & ENGINEERING SAFETY is now incorporated into COMPLIANCE MAGAZINE. (July 11)

HAZARDS AND FIRE PROTECTION is now incorporated into FIRE. (July 11)

FORTUNE has a new executive editor, Robert Safian. (July 8)

BOSTON MAGAZINE has a new lifestyle editor, Alyssa Giacobbe. (July 7)

TEEN VOGUE has a new features editor, Leigh Belz. (July 7)

COOKIE has a new health and beauty editor, Dana Wood. (July 7

LA WEEKLY has two new staffers: Scott Foundas as film editor; Kate Sullivan as music editor.
(July 6)

LUCKY as a new bookings editor, Bridget Buckley. (July 6)

LIFE & STYLE WEEKLY has two new executive editors: Tamara Glenny and Joe Bargmann. (July 6)

BOATING LIFE has a new editor-in-chief, Randy Vance. (July 6)

COOKING LIFE - Rachel Seligman is leaving her post as associate editor. (July 6)

THE FADER has a new assistant editor, Chris Ryan. (July 6)

WINE SPECTATOR has a new associate editor, Mitch Frank. (July 6)

FAST NEWS ARCHIVES