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The Archives: July, 2007 New magazine challenges African Americans
Publisher Sebastian Bruce oversees this monthly magazine, which debuts with the September issue today. The distribution of 500,000 copies is throughout the U.S. and Canada and can be found in bookstores, retail shops, transportation locations, and by subscription. New magazine for green facility community
Publisher Liz Obloy is at the helm of this BNP Media magazine, which debuts in October, offers a second issue in December. Publishing frequency then increases to seven issues per year. 30,000 copies will be distributed to qualified subscribers. Regional lifestyle magazine debuts
Co-publishers Brad Jenkins and Toni Mehling oversee this quarterly magazine from Route 11 Publications. This month's debut issue will be followed by the Fall/Winter 2007 edition. 10,000 copies are distributed to area businesses and professional offices. Have industry news delivered to you for free by signing up for the Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp today. New magazine from Macy's The quarterly title is published by MSP Communications and will debut in September with the Fall issue. The magazine will be available in stores in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio, and direct mailed to 500,000 Macy's North customers. Wedding magazine for Hawaiians
Tanna Dang is editor of this magazine, which launched with the Spring 2007 issue and will follow-up with the Autumn issue. Additional information was not immediately available. Regional pet magazine launches July 31, 2007 - HAMPTONPET will be covering "responsible pet ownership, whether the pet has fur, fins, or feathers." Topics include canine etiquette, children and pets, showmanship, events, and products, and the tone is both educational as well as entertaining. Greg Wessel is editor-in-chief of this Raven LLC magazine, which debuts August 1 on eastern Long Island, NY and at some venues in Manhattan. Additional information was not immediately available.
Gail Gordon Oliver is editor-in-chief of this quarterly franchise magazine, which will debut in September with the Fall issue. Distribution and circulation information was not immediately available. Regional LGBT magazine to launch July 26, 2007 - OUTLOOK IOWA CITY is preparing to offer content that ranges from resources, diversity, and events, to issues "in the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community." Carlton Blackburn is managing editor of this semi-annual publication that will debut on September 1. The magazine will be carried at participating area businesses but distribution volume information was not immediately available. Get your magazine industry news the easy way by subscribing to the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Enter your email in the sign-up box at http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp. Experiences as a mom shared in Colorado
Heather Janssen oversees this quarterly magazine, which debuted last fall and has just published its Summer 2007 issue. 500 copies are distributed through businesses in Fort Collins and Loveland. Expanded coverage at EDN
Ron Wilson is executive editor of this bi-weekly Reed Business Information magazine, a division of Reed Elsevier. A qualified circulation of 134,000 copies is distributed. Kansas City magazine explores urban lifestyle
Jon Patterson is editor-in-chief of this monthly magazine that debuted with the July issue. Distribution is through news boxes in the area and by subscription in the near future. New magazine about hybrid scrapbooking trend
Cindy Wyckoff is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly magazine from EAM Publishing, which debuted in January. Distribution is by subscription and on select newsstands. Regional gay magazine launched
Michael Lehman is editor-in-chief of this monthly SeaSaw Publishing magazine, which debuted in March. Current distribution of 10,000 copies is through 200 locations around Seattle. Magazine shows a world beyond text blogs
The quarterly magazine debuts in August and is published by Stampington & Company. Additional information was not immediately available. The Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter reports the latest industry news and is free by entering your email on the sign-up page at http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp. Regional Maryland art magazine launched
Emily Hunter is editor-in-chief of this quarterly publication that debuted in October 2006. 300 copies are printed and hand-numbered for distribution in the area. Magazine for real estate executives gets update
Published by CoreNet Global, the editorial update of this bi-monthly journal begins with the July/August issue. 7,000 copies are distributed. Don't miss out on important magazine industry news. Sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter today at http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp. Two magazines for northern most Canadian territory July 19, 2007 - KAAKULUK is a new bilingual magazine for the children of the Nunavut Territory, Canada. Published in both English and Inuit, stories about Nunavut and being a Nunavummiut are designed to help elementary students appreciate reading. PIVUUT is a teen-focused magazine with the same mission. The magazines, a collaboration between the Nunavut Bilingual Education Society and the Qikiqtani Inuit Association, will fully launch in September. 2,500 copies will be distributed to territorial schools. Canadian magazine to target mothers
Tamar Plant is editor of this Edmonton-area title, which will launch in September in the Alberta Province towns of Spruce Grove, Stony Plain and Devon. The magazine will distribute 20,000 copies to area businesses and gradually include additional small towns near Edmonton and areas surrounding Calgary. The publishing frequency information was not immediately available. Regional LGBTQ magazine debuts
Patrick Farabaugh oversees this bi-monthly magazine, which debuted with the July/August issue and is distributed through community centers, bookstores, retail shops and specialty outlets. The magazine can also be found in Milwaukee, Eau Claire, La Crosse, and Green Bay. Philanthropic magazine has plans to grow
Marcia Stepanek is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly publication, which debuted with the June/July 2006 issue and is distributed in the tri-state metropolitan New York area. Four additional city editions will be added in 2008. In-room magazine gets ready to launch
The semi-annual publication will launch in September with the Fall/Winter issue, with plans to present the Spring/Summer issue in April 2008. Boost your industry knowledge by signing up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter at http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp.
Founder Anthony Santelli oversees this online launch from Premiere Media Group, which plans on going into monthly print in late spring or summer 2008. Additional information was not immediately available. New magazine for the affluent in Northern California
Anthony Glover oversees this bimonthly magazine from LuxLife Media, which debuted this month with a controlled circulation of 44,000. Distribution is by direct mail to affluent residents (income over $275,000 per year) as well as through newsstands and businesses that cater to the well-to-do. Home improvement magazine enters new market
Cherry Kay Clifford is editor of this monthly edition, which joins ten other major markets covered across the U.S. Distribution is in book and retail stores as well as local business venues. Bilingual magazine planned for western Michigan
Martha Cerda oversees this quarterly publication, which is due to debut in September. The website is http://www.enterarmagazine.com. Lifestyle magazine launched
Publisher Lilly Sein McElroy is publisher of this bi-monthly publication, which launched with the February/March issue. Distribution is through boutiques and newsstands in the U.S., Canada and the U.K. Twin Cities magazine focuses on radio
Bridgette Bornstein is editor of this collaboration between Metropolitan Media Group, publisher of 15 area lifestyle titles, and Marketing Architects. The debut issue is due out in September with an initial circulation of 100,000 copies. Additional information was not immediately available. New wedding magazine for niche audience
Kesha Monk and Eugene Myrick oversee this quarterly magazine that recently debuted with the premiere issue. Additional information was not immediately available. Magazine covers essence of food
Carrie Abels is editor of this quarterly magazine that debuts with the Summer issue. 12,500 copies are distributed statewide and "inquiries from potential writers are very welcome." Regional soccer magazine launched
Chris Martinez is editor-in-chief of this monthly publication, which recently published its debut issue. Additional information was not immediately available. Wooden Horse Publishing offers industry news updates for free by email. Magazine expands green coverage
Contributing editor Meaghan O'Neill oversees this editorial focus, which begins with the July/August issue. New magazine all about Utah
William Kerig is editor of this quarterly magazine from First Tracks Publications, which also produces BIG SKY JOURNAL and TAHOE QUARTERLY. Parenting magazine debuts
Linda Deane is editor of this quarterly MYSU Company publication, which debuts with the Summer 2007 issue. The initial circulation is 4,000 and the magazine plans to increase that to 15,000 by the Spring 2008 issue. National distribution is by subscription and in retail stores. Canadian magazine changes core focus
The 10,000 circulation magazine will become a monthly consumer supplement in the Sunday Toronto Star, with a copy distribution of 300,000. The free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter provides current magazine industry news. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Bauer magazine doesn't make the mix
The reason was cited as "uncertain conditions is the single-copy marketplace" and that "twentysomethings have been trained to get more of their information online and through mobile devices." Major magazine closing announced
"We worked diligently to make Jane a success. However, we have come to believe that the magazine and website will not fulfill our long-term business expectations," said Conde Nast President and Chief Executive Charles Townsend in a statement. Regional lifestyle magazine launched July 6, 2007 – PRINEVILLE is all about the outdoor activities in the Crook County area of Oregon, serving both residents and tourists. Additional topics cover reviews and profiles of restaurants and businesses. Kyla Merwin Cheney is executive editor of this Cascadia Magazine Company publication. 31,000 copies of this annual magazine will be distributed statewide and with the summer issue of CASCADES EAST, a sister title. The publishing frequency may increase to semiannual or quarterly in the next year. Food magazine covers New Jersey
Mary Yanni is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly magazine that debuted with the December/January issue and is published by Tomato Media. 60,000 copies are distributed by subscription, direct mail to affluent households, on newsstands, and in retail shops. International lifestyle magazine
Marci Landgraf is editor-in-chief of this bi-annual magazine, which debuted with the Summer 2006 issue. 15,000 copies are distributed in metropolitan areas of North America, Europe, Asia, Africa and the United Arab Emirates. Stay current on industry news by subscribing to the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp EDIBLE SEATTLE seeks writers
Jill Lightner is editor of this Edible Communities franchise magazine, which plans to debut in April 2008. The publication is seeking contributing writers; send clips and story ideas to editor@edibleseattle.net. Cat enthusiast magazine launches in Florida
Jenny Brunt and Monica Donnelly oversee this quarterly publication, which is set to debut with the Summer issue. 15,000 copies will be distributed statewide to bookstores and pet-related businesses. Belen Moran is executive editor of this English language magazine, which debuts in August with 10 issues per year. 30,000 copies will be distributed to area businesses and households with an income over $75,000. Canadian magazine targets readers of Asian descent
Lisa Marie Chen is editor-in-chief of this quarterly It Media publication. The first issue became available on Canadian newsstands nationwide in April. Additional information was not immediately available. Upscale regional magazine debuts
Mark Liu is the editor of this quarterly title, which is published by the Democrat and Chronicle and debuted last weekend. Copies will be delivered to select households and newspaper subscribers as well as by subscription and at area newsstands. Regional Florida magazine planned
John Brackin is interim editor of this quarterly City Quarterly Media Group publication that will debut with the Fall issue in August. 15,000 copies will be distributed through area businesses, direct mail to affluent households, and by free subscription. Keep up with industry news by subscribing to the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp |
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July 31, 2007 - BLACK INTELLECT CAFE targets African Americans who are interested in the successful promotion of business ideas and to "realize their goals and life-long dreams." Topics include news, finances, politics, entrepreneurship, education, history, information technology, business techniques, jobs, travel, culture here in the U.S. and Africa, health, fashion, lifestyle, and faith.
July 31, 2007 - SUSTAINABLE FACILITY is for professionals overseeing commercial, institutional, industrial, and government facilities. Topics range from alternative energy, building automation efficiency, and sustainable design, to water conservation techniques, indoor maintenance and air quality, and energy conservation.
July 31, 2007 - SHENANDOAH LIVING offers feature articles about the central Shenandoah Valley, VA area that cover the arts, history, area travel, gardening, interviews, and events.
July 31, 2007 - M magazine is all about advice on fashion and home decor trends and also showcases Macy's product offerings.
July 31, 2007 - WHITE seeks to bring brides-to-be one step closer "into the lives of the people who make weddings work." Coverage ranges from local Honolulu vendors to planning and expectations.
July 26, 2007 - EDIBLE TORONTO plans to celebrate the seasons, diverse population, ethnic mosaic, local food sources and eating establishments, "and a return to a more satisfying way of life" for Ontario, Canada residents.
July 26, 2007 - GET BORN bills itself as the "emerging alternative voice of edgy, honest motherhood." Content includes features, essays, and poetry that "tells motherhood like it is."
July 24, 2007 - EDN has added a section devoted to the electronics supply chain. Articles include "stories on green legislation, market conditions and other important factors for electronics distributors, OEMs and ODMs that aim to truly link design and resources."
July 24, 2007 - URBAN TIMES offers the residents of Kansas City a look at culture and entertainment from a revitalized downtown area. Additional topics include news and travel information.
July 24, 2007 - SCRAPBOOK DIMENSIONS covers "the long-standing traditions of paper scrapbooking with the ease and appeal of its ever-growing digital counterpart." Topics include tutorials, project ideas, product and software reviews, and image galleries.
July 24, 2007 - 'MO is of interest to Seattle's gay community, offering articles on area businesses and community leaders, relationship tips, art, entertainment, shopping, finance, pets, travel, and health and fitness.
July 24, 2007 - ARTFUL BLOGGING offers perspectives on artists and writers who share their creative work through online journals, galleries, and blogs. Topics range from profiles and etiquette, to technology information sources and how to get started.
July 19, 2007 - LOCUS showcases Baltimore artists, "including text and interviews, for an in-depth examination of emerging contemporary art in Baltimore."
July 19, 2007 - THE LEADER, a member-exclusive magazine for corporate real estate executives, is increasing its editorial content to deliver "more articles on topics ranging from workplace issues to location strategy, and from service delivery to emerging markets."
July 18, 2007 - MOM MAGAZINE is not a parenting publication, but rather about "getting back to themselves, and remembering that all women are goddesses." Topics range from finding play groups, restaurants, and spas, to health and fitness, personal makeovers, single moms, and lifestyle balance.
July 18, 2007 - OUR LIVES is for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community of Madison, WI. Content covers community diversity, people and establishment profiles, day-to-day lifestyle obstacles, and events.
July 18, 2007 - NEW YORK CONTRIBUTE offers "engaging and responsible coverage of the philanthropic world to promote more effective giving." 
July 17, 2007 - JOIE DE VIVRE HOTELS MAGAZINE targets the guests of independent boutique hotelier Joie de Vivre Hospitality, which offers accommodations on the California coastline. Topics will cover "area activities, perspectives on travel, entertainment, dining and fashion."
July 17, 2007 - SIR JOHN MAGAZINE "blends fashion and photography with detailed commentary on national and international political developments."
July 17, 2007 - LUXLIFE is an upscale publication about travel, the arts, dining, fashion, entertainment, financial services, and real estate. Two editions are planned: one for the Sacramento/Placer/El Dorado area; the other for Marin/Napa/Sonoma.
July 13, 2007 - HOUSE & HOME debuted their first Oklahoma City issue this week. The focus is on home enthusiasts seeking information on beautifying, remodeling and improving indoor and outdoor livability.
July 13, 2007 - ENTERAR MAGAZINE is an English and Spanish language magazine whose title means "to inform." Topics will be covered in such a way as to "bring to light social and economic barriers, foster growth in our communities, and encourage an interactive setting for solutions." The target area is from Grand Rapids to Muskegon, Kalamazoo and New Buffalo.
July 13, 2007 - PREEN is a fashion, beauty, arts, and music lifestyle magazine. The target audience is young, independent women seeking the "fantastic in your everyday life."
July 13, 2007 - RADIO MAGAZINE is for the metropolitan radio audience of the Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN area. Content will include programming and personality features.
July 13, 2007 - CHOCOLATE BRIDES is for "women of color planning their wedding day." Topics range from wedding day themes to bridal fashion, hair styles, and resource guides.
July 12, 2007 - LOCAL BANQUET wants to "draw attention to the politics, economics, and cultural values around local food production and consumption in Vermont." Content includes profiles on businesses that provide and endorse locally raised foods, state's growers, food crafters, and restaurants.
July 12, 2007 - FFI (Full-Field Insider) SOCCER MAGAZINE will be covering Southern California's soccer scene. Topics include news, insiders' views, profiles and interviews, the lifestyle, and game analysis.
July 12, 2007 - DESIGN NEW ENGLAND has increased its coverage of "environmentally friendly developments in furnishings, landscape and architecture." Coverage ranges from products and people to design ideas.
July 12, 2007 - WASATCH JOURNAL covers "fine arts, culture, architecture and design, as well as Utah’s wondrous outdoor pursuits — from hiking to skiing, cycling to encounters with wildlife."
July 12, 2007 - PARENTS FOR PARENTS "provides real life examples and solutions that work" by "having parents share with other parents their learned tips, tools and solutions." Each issue follows one specific topic for in-depth coverage.
July 12, 2007 - CE BIZ, a trade magazine aimed at electronics and technology dealers, is changing in order to capture the attention of the consumer market.
July 10, 2007 - COCKTAIL WEEKLY, a Bauer Publishing magazine planned for launch in September for has been canceled.
July 9, 2007 - JANE, published by Conde Nast Publications, is ceasing print and online publication following the August issue.
July 6, 2007 – GARDEN PLATE presents information on the food experience in New Jersey, covering ” anything and everything food and drink related.” 
July 6, 2007 – SENSES is “an international vista on arts, fashion, design, travel, architecture, philanthropy and business.” The target audience is professionals from 21- to 53-years old.
July 6, 2007 – EDIBLE SEATTLE will be focusing “on all aspects of foods that are foraged, brewed, harvested and fished in the Puget Sound region.”
July 6, 2007 – FLORIDA FELINE covers product information, stories, interviews, seasonal features, adoption opportunities, and columns by veterinarians.
July 6, 2007 – VECINOS will be “promoting the cultural ties of the Latino and Hispanic Communities of North Atlanta,” including the counties of Gwinnett, Fulton and Forsyth. The target audience is middle-class multi-lingual families, entrepreneurs, and professionals. Topics include success and achievement stories, traditions, faith, events, entertainment, indulgences, travel, and home and real estate.
July 3, 2007 - BLINK represents "an eclectic mix of eastern and western sensibilities" for Asian-Canadians who "grew up with mainstream tastes and culturally rooted values." The lifestyle information magazine reports on Toronto entertainment, real estate, and commuting while also offering profiles of entertainers, designers, artists and entrepreneurs.
July 3, 2007 - CANANDAIGUA MAGAZINE is a lifestyle magazine for the New York residents of Canandaigua and Ontario counties. Topics include food, entertainment, art, culture, and profiles of area personalities.
July 3, 2007 - PALM COAST QUARTERLY MAGAZINE is getting ready to cover real estate, sports, local talent, cuisine and wine, celebrity interviews, health, weddings, travel, retirement, and investment topics.
