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The Archives: June, 2005 ATV pub zooms onto newsstands July 5
New gear head mag launches
SoCAL dining experience captured Regional shelter mag launches June 29, 2005 - NEW YORK HOME, an upscale shelter magazine, debuted this
month. The focus is on unique views into city dwelling, design aesthetics
of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, and country/beach weekend getaways. Colorado community target of new homeowner pub June 28, 2005 - ASPEN VALLEY RESORT PROPERTIES is more than just real estate listings for the Roaring Fork Valley community. Articles offer insights into various living environments, private clubs, golf courses, interior design, remodeling, architectural design, materials, and alternative energy use. The quarterly title, published by the owner of The Aspen Catalogue,
debuted earlier this month and is distributed locally to property management
firms, high-end homeowners, and customers of local real estate companies. New wheelchair user pub rolls out
The quarterly title is set to debut August 15 and is published by New
Mobility. Circulation is 10,000. Regional pub covers part of Oregon June 27, 2005 - Homes over $200,000 are the target for a new regional pub covering Marion and Polk counties in Oregon. HOME & LIFESTYLE is geared up to help readers make "their homes more comfortable and inviting." Content includes stories and photographs about home decorating products
and services, remodeling, and entertainment. The quarterly magazine
launched this month and is published by the Statesman Journal. Upscale tattoo mag inks up
"Hawaii" Mike Salman is editor-in-chief. Circulation is 100,000 and the title will be distributed at newsstands and in tattoo parlors, surf and skate shops, and select book stores. Let Wooden Horse Publishing keep you abreast of industry news the easy
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in the box to the left. New travel mag targets younger readers
Susanna Kislenko is editor-in-chief. 5,000 copies were distributed around
Toronto in late April. The publishing frequency was not immediately
available. The website is http://www.legendstoronto.ca. In-depth look at TV shows and stars
The ratebase for this weekly title is 400,000, with publisher Christine
Petrillo at the helm. VOGUE spinoff for men coming soon The Conde Nast title debuts September 6, with 100,000 copies on newsstands
and 200,000 mailed to men with incomes over $100,000. The editor
is Jay Fielden. Four issues are being planned for 2006. Orange County lifestyle pub launches The bi-monthly title debuts this month with a mailing distribution of 92,000 copies and 8.000 copies in local upscale storefronts. The editor is LaRue Novick. Keep up with industry news the easy way by subscribing to our free newsletter.
Submit your email in the box to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. Business mag targets young women The quarterly title, founded by Celine Gumbiner and Erik Velez, plans
a 100,000 circulation. New pub for 951 area code area The quarterly magazine is published by McClain Publishing and distributes
35,000 copies by mail. Two editions, 951 Plus and 951 Southwest,
cover specific cities. The website is http://www.951mag.com. Ultra luxury lifestyle mapped out soon The annual title debuts this October with a distribution of 225,000 and
is published by World Publications. Sister titles include SAVEUR,
ISLANDS, and CARIBBEAN TRAVEL & LIFE. New lifestyle pub for Rochester, Minn. locals The monthly title has a subscription base and is also distributed throughout the area at hotels and news racks. If you need to be "in-the-know" regarding industry news, then
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box to the left. Magazine covers "grand" years Additional coverage is offered on health and fitness, long-distance grandparenting
techniques, and general perspectives. The title is published bi-monthly. Event designers target of new mag Feature articles in this "form and function" title cover design
inspiration, production trends, case studies, interviews, emerging technology,
and tips for tight budgets. Dan Hanover is editor of this Red 7
Media publication. New IT pub for Texas state and local officials June 21, 2005 - The mission of TEXAS TECHNOLOGY is "to foster and share best practices and innovative solutions in the public sector IT arena throughout all levels of government in Texas," as well as covering the state's "new product and service contracting vehicles available to all public sector entities." The quarterly regional title, due out later this year, is published by e.Republic's GOVERNMENT TECHNOLOGY magazine in collaboration with the Texas Department of Information Resources. Keeping on top of industry news is simple when you subscribe to the Wooden
Horse Publishing newsletter. Email Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com
to get started. SKITIME to court young, transient skiers Matt Harvey is editor of this publication. 30,000 copies will be
distributed to ski shops. The publication schedule calls for two
issues this year and four in 2006. Southern rappers chronicled Additional details were not immediately available. Businesses with 20 to 99 employees focus of IT pub The new quarterly title, published by CDW Corporation, will be distributed
to 50,000 businesses nationwide with Lee Copeland at the helm as editor-in-chief.
The website is http://www.biztechmagazine.com. New mag for St. Croix Valley, Minnesota residents June 21, 2005 - Life and community are the focus of STILLWATER LIVING, designed for residents rather than tourists. Topics will include health and wellness, gardens, home, cuisine, events and activities, as well as short stories. Peter McNiff serves as editor for this monthly Watershed Publishing title. The target demographic is 35- to 60-year olds with distribution to 10,000 area mailboxes on July 1. Stay informed with the latest in industry news by signing up for the
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the left. Simple Southern cooking sampled
New regional pub to explore topical issues
Kaitlyn Karroll is editor with Lilia Brady as assistant editor.
The quarterly publication will have a distribution of 30,000 copies to
area newsstands and hot spots. Do-it-your-self mag for techno-geeks
The quarterly magazine debuted in February with 25,000 subscriptions
and can also be found at retailers and on newsstands. Published
by O'Reilly, the editor-in-chief is Mark Frauenfelder. Upscale RV mag enters market
The bi-monthly title focuses on community, seeing America, experiencing
freedom, "and doing it right." Topics include best destinations,
new products, upgrades, and timely issues. Tara Cox is editor-in-chief. Seasonal food magazine launches Keep up with magazine industry news by subscribing to the free Wooden
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Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com.
Sailing boat maintenance pub launches
Peter Nielsen is editor of this quarterly title published by Primedia's
Marine Group. Distribution is 75,000 copies. New pub for powerboat cruisers
Retail managers target of business mag
The title debuted with its May/June issue and will continue bi-monthly
publication through 2005, with monthly issues planned for 2006. Circulation
is currently 23,000 copies. Non-electronic gaming pub rolls the dice
The bi-monthly magazine, published by Jones Publishing, debuts in September
with a distribution of 30,000 copies. High-end remodelers targeted by new mag
New parenting magazine focused on Gwinnett County, Ga.
The bi-monthly title distributed 15,000 copies of its April/May debut
issue in area shops and by subscription. The website is http://www.gwinnettparents.com.
Harvard University alumni focus for new pub The publishing frequency and editorial masthead was not immediately available.
The title's website is http://www.02138magazine.com. If magazine industry news is important to you, then subscribe to the
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signup box to the left. New Canadian lifestyle mag to launch
The quarterly title, led by editor-in-chief Zimat Damji, will launch
in October. 75,000 copies will be distributed on newsstands and
as an insert in major newspapers. New lifestyle mag focuses on personal time June 7, 2005 - WEEKEND, a new publication devoted to how working women 35-and-over wish to occupy their weekends, is set to debut June 14. The magazine is divided into two sections: Weekend at Home and Weekend Away. Features cover shopping, food, entertaining, decorating, organizing, travel, and real estate. Susan Wyland is editor-in-chief of this Hearst Magazine title, with an
initial distribution of 500,000 newsstand copies. A second issue
is planned for mid-August and future frequency will be evaluated at that
time. New mag for Seattle area dog owners
Brandi Ahlgren heads the quarterly magazine. The website is http://www.citydogmagazine.com. Wedding mag to target South Asian couples June 2, 2005 - ZAYVER MAGAZINE, a new wedding planning publication targeting South Asian engaged couples, will debut this September. Topics include fashion, planning advice, true stories, and dream weddings. Two additional issues will be published in January and May, under the
guidance of editor Sandhya Pradad. New lifestyle pub for veterinarians
Feature topics include practice management, HR, legal, marketing, new technology, gadgets, books, and resources. The focus is on ideas, ideals, advice, up-to-date insights, and a look at forward-thinking issues. The title's May debut issue will be followed by three additional issues
in 2005, with C. Smith as editor. Main Street Publishing Group
will then increase the schedule to eight issues in 2006. The website is
http://www.vetzmagazine.com. If magazine industry news is important to you, then sign up for the free
newsletter. Enter your email in the box to the left or contact Meg
at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. FAMILY CIRCLE - editor-in-chief Susan Ungaro is no longer with the magazine. (June 30) FAMILY CIRCLE has named a new acting editor-in-chief, Linda Fears. (June 30) DOWN EAST has a new editor-in-chief, Paul Doiron. (June 30) TIME OUT NEW YORK has a new managing editor, Nancy Sidewater. (June 30) QUICK & SIMPLE has a new executive editor, Nancy Stedman. (June 30) REVOLVER has a new managing editor, Kristina Feliciano. (June 30) FHM has a new associate editor, Mark Yarm. (June 29) STUFF has a new sections editor, Seth Kelly. (June 29) TRAVEL SAVVY has two new staffers: Jill Brooke as editor-in-chief; Fern Siegel as executive editor. (June 29) NEW YORK has two new staffers: Faye Penn as features editor; Adam Fisher as news editor. (June 29) SELF has a new psychology editor, Laura Kalehoff. (June 28) BEE has named an editor-in-chief, Ana Maria Castronovo. (June 27) PARENTING has a new senior articles editor, Deborah Skilnik. (June 27) BUDGET LIVING has a new editor, Angela Matusik. (June 27) ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY has a new associate editor, Shanelle Rein-Olowokere. (June 27) DWELL has several new staffers: Sam Grawe as senior editor; Virginia Gardiner has editor-at-large; Shonquis Moreno as New York editor. (June 27) QUEENS CHRONICLE has a new South Queens editor, Sarah Stanfield. (June 27) WASHINGTON TECHNOLOGY has a new editor, Nick Wakeman. (June 27) PARENTS has several new staffers: Diane Debrovner as health and psychology editor; Ilisa Cohen as associate editor; Megan Mattes as associate beauty editor. (June 27) GIANT has a new senior editor, Alison Prato. (June 22) GOURMET - research editor Sofia Perez has left her position. (June 22) INSIDE MAC GAME has a new editor-in-chief, Ian Beck. (June 21) BIKE MAGAZINE has a new editor, Mike Ferrentino. (June 21) O AT HOME has a new style editor, Alexis Givens. (June 21) CELEBRITY LIVING WEEKLY has a new beauty editor, Kristen DesRosiers. (June 21) ORGANIC STYLE has several new staffers: Virginia Sole-Smith as associate health editor; Byrd Schas as associate features editor; Kieran Doherty as associate home editor. (June 21) NEXT MAGAZINE has a new listings editor, Justin Ocean. (June 21) FIELD & STREAM has a new deputy editor, Jay Cassell. (June 21) TEEN PEOPLE has a new deputy editor, Laura Morgan. (June 21) THE NEW REPUBLIC has a new deputy editor, Kate Marsh. (June 21) INSTYLE - senior photo editor Kathryn McCarver is leaving. (June 21) TEEN VOGUE has a new photo editor, Zoe Bruns. (June 21) COOKIE has a new contributing editor, Helen Schifter. (June 21) O, THE OPRAH MAGAZINE has a new style editor, Charlotte Druckman. (June 21) OK! has a new deputy photography editor, Sarah Hampton. (June 21) BILLBOARD has a new senior news editor, Bill Werde. (June 21) CRACKED has four new contributing editors, Jonathan Yevin, Darren Kane, Mort Todd, and Jesse Falcon. (June 21) OC FLAIR has named an editor-in-chief, LaRue Novick. (June 21) SHOWBOATS INTERNATIONAL has a new editor-in-chief, Jill Bobrow. (June 21) MACLEAN'S - several staffers have been let go: James Deacon as sports editor; Bob Levin and Michael Benedict as co-executive editors. (June 21) MORE has a new editor-in-chief, Elaine Lafferty. (June 21) CHEMICAL MARKET REPORTER has laid off several staffers: Helga Tilton as editor-in-chief; Patricia van Arnem as executive editor; John Hoffman as senior editor. (June 21) TRADITIONAL HOME has a new senior interior design editor, Mitchell Owens. (June 21) FORTUNE - photo editor William Nabers has been let go. (June 21) CARING TODAY has a new editor-in-chief, Susan Strecker Richards. (June 13) LOOKING GOOD NOW has a new editor, David Perel. (June 13) MACLEAN'S has two new staffers: Steve Maich as a senior editor; Luiza Savage as a contributing editor. (June 13) THE FADER has two new staffers: Alexandra Wagner as an executive editor; Will Welch is the music editor. (June 13) GOTHAM has a new accessories editor, Heather Whittenberg. (June 13) HARPER'S BAZAAR has two new staffers: Annie Meyers-Shyer is accessories editor; Kate Criner is an associate accessories editor. (June 13) VARBUSINESS has a new associate news editor, Alex Wolfe. (June 13) ROBB REPORT has a new senior editor, Greg Anderson. (June 13) HOOF BEATS has a new senior editor, Dean Hoffman. (June 9) VARBUSINESS has a new editor, Lawrence Walsh. (June 9) CRAIN'S CHICAGO BUSINESS has a new editor, Joseph Cahill. (June 9) COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY REVIEW, COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY NEWS, STORAGE MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS, STORAGE & ENTERTAINMENT and STORAGE & GOVERNMENT have a new editor-in-chief, Dan Murphy. (June 9) WYNN LAS VEGAS has a new executive editor, Laurie Brookings. (June 9) ORGANIC STYLE has a new associate photo editor, Jolanta Bielat. (June 9) ACCENT has a new managing editor, Robert Haynes-Peterson. (June 9) OK! has a new health editor, Rachel Rabkin. (June 9) STUFF has two new staffers: Patrick Carone as entertainment editor; Mike Olson as feature editor. (June 9) CRACKED has a new managing editor, Zena Tsarfin. (June 9) TIME OUT NEW YORK has two new staffers: Elizabeth Barr as executive editor; Jane Borden as both Chill Out and Comedy editor. (June 9) COMPLEX has a new editor-in-chief, Richard A. Martin. (June 8) REVOLVER has a new executive editor, Brandon Geist. (June 8) CRM has two new staffers: Alexandra DeFelice is a senior editor; Colin Beasty is an editorial assistant. (June 8) BUDGET LIVING - several staffers have left their position: Jessie Paolucci as acting deputy editor; Insung Cho as fashion market editor; Sari Globerman as senior editor; Sonia Zjawinski as home market editor. (June 8) STUFF has two new staffers: Dan Bova as executive editor; Jonathan Stern as senior editor. (June 8) DEPARTURES has several new staffers: Stephen Wallis as a senior editor; Patrick Carone as entertainment editor; Mike Olson as features editor. (June 8) DEPARTURES - editor Bret Watson has stepped down. (June 8) PENTHOUSE has a new senior editor, Jonathan Stern. (June 8) WHAT'S ON, THE LAS VEGAS GUIDE has a new managing editor, Kimberley McGee. (June 8) CARING TODAY has a new editor-in-chief, Susan Strecker Richard. (June 8) ADVERTISING AGE has two new contributing editors, Simon Dumenco and Greg Lindsay. (June 7) BEST LIFE has a new entertainment editor, Stephanie Tuck. (June 2) EL DIARIO LA PRENSA has a new executive editor, Alberto Vourvoulias-Bush. (June 2) NEW MOON has a new assistant managing editor, Jana Studelska. (June 2) HOME FURNISHING NEWS has a new editor-in-chief, Arnold Karr. (June 2) GOLF has two new senior editors, Connell Barrett and Eamon Lynch. (June 2) ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY has a new senior editor, Dade Hayes. (June 1) ADVERTISING AGE has two new contributing editors, Simon Dumenco and Greg Lindsay. (June 7) BEST LIFE has a new entertainment editor, Stephanie
Tuck. (June 2) PORTABLE DESIGN has a new editor-in-chief, John Donovan. (June 1) |
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June
30, 2005 - QUAD OFF-ROAD is a new magazine "designed to inspire and
inform the active ATV participant." Content includes how-tos,
product reviews, technical tips, race circuit news, and inspiring adventure
stories.
June
30, 2005 - Aspiring and professional gear heads have a new bi-monthly
title called MIXED METAL. Topics include anything of interest to
"do-it-yourself garage-aholics."
June
29, 2005 - EATING MAGAZINE chronicles the dining experience of Southern
California, with restaurant reviews and profiles as well editorial features
on wineries, farmer's markets, and dietary recommendations.
June
27, 2005 - Young people who use a wheelchair have a new magazine, KIDS
ON WHEELS, THE MAGAZINE. Content is all about the positive portrayal
of people with disabilities and is organized into two editions:
one for the kids and one for the adults who interact with them.
June
27, 2005 - People with tattoos are a diverse group and bringing them together
is the focus of INKED, a quarterly publication set to launch in fall.
Content includes in-depth cultural views and profiles, entertainment,
style, and the latest in art and products.
June
27, 2005 - LEGENDS, a magazine aimed at 20-something urban professionals,
explores travel destinations as seen from the viewpoint of music, arts
and sports. In addition, each issue will "feature the legend
behind a certain place."
June
27, 2005 - INSIDE TV, from the publishers of TV GUIDE, premiered on newsstands
late April. The content targets women who are between 18- and 39-years-old,
with features on celebrity stories, upcoming shows, reviews of older shows,
reality TV, and a viewing guide.
June
22, 2005 - MEN'S VOGUE has received the green light for one issue this
year, targeting confident, educated men over 35-years-of-age. The
focus is high-end luxury with feature articles on food, travel, upscale
issues, and more.
June
22, 2005 - Affluent households in Orange County, Calif. are the target
for OC FLAIR. Initial topic coverage includes fitness, lifestyle,
attitude, image, and results, for both indoor and outdoor recreational
activities.
June
22, 2005 - BEE, a new publication covering finance, politics, travel,
and lifestyles for "twentysomething and thirtysomething" career-driven
women, will debut this October. The finance section will "fill
a void for young readers, since established business magazines assume
a certain level of financial savvy."
June
21, 2005 - 951, the new area code for the general western Riverside County,
Calif. area, has launched to "create the ultimate community communication
and commerce resource." Articles cover movers and shakers,
up-and-comers, extraordinary kids and teens, fund raising events, living
and working in the area, and the newest places to go and things to do.
June
21, 2005 - ULTIMATE LIVING is all about residential real estate for the
affluent. Topics include master-planned developer communities, luxury
homes, hotel resort residences, and destination clubs.
June
21, 2005 - People who call Rochester home are the target demographic of
a new title, ROCHESTER MAGAZINE. "Where to" features cover
dining out, shopping, local events, and worship.
June
21, 2005 - The relationship between grandparents and grandchildren is
celebrated in a recently launched magazine, GRAND. Tips and advice
on safe play environments, visitation rights, inexpensive fun, and extended
financial issues are at the core of this publication.
June
21, 2005 - Designers, architects, creative directors, and purchasing managers
are the target audience of EVENT DESIGN MAGAZINE. The focus is on
the design and construction of indoor and outdoor events, museum exhibits,
trade show displays, retail merchandising, special events, and corporate
environments.
June
21, 2005 - SKITIME is set to launch this October with coverage on the
ski culture, turning pro, music, lifestyle scoops, and downtime activities.
June
21, 2005 - DOWN MAGAZINE is strictly for rappers "down south."
The title will debut at newsstands around Memphis on July 26. 
June
21, 2005 - BIZ TECH is designed to provide information technology strategy
coverage for smaller companies. Topics include technology and business
challenges, case histories, sidebar action steps, and general management
issues.
June
13, 2005 - Conventional Southern fare and new twists on old favorites
is the focus of TASTE OF THE SOUTH magazine. Simplicity is the watchword
for how-to features, recipes, pantry basics, and notable chef profiles.
June
13, 2005 - With an early fall 2005 launch planned, ALTRO TELESCOPE is
gearing up to cover news stories and local issues that affect affluent
communities in Ohio and Kentucky. "Advice, ideas, epiphanies, entertainment
and heartfelt opinions" will be offered on topics including animals, business,
education, culture, food, and health.
June
10, 2005 - MAKE is a project-oriented publication aiming to help those
who like to tinker make the most of electronic gadgets. "This is
a magazine that celebrates your right to tweak, hack, and bend any technology
to your own will."
June 9, 2005 - A new lifestyle publication for the RV community debuted
in May. RVLIVING targets existing owners as well as the emerging
baby boomer generation who are educated, sophisticated, and affluent.
June
9, 2005 - FIELD & FEAST is looking for articles "about how food
is grown, processed, marketed, stored, cooked, and metabolized."
The focus is to connect eating, agriculture, and health. Laurie
Carlson is editor of this quarterly publication, which debuted its summer
issue in April. The website is 
June
9, 2005 - Serving the hands-on-sailor, BOATWORKS is set to share practical
maintenance and restoration advice for fiberglass boats. Topics
include structural repair, paint and varnish techniques, and step-by-step
projects for the do-it-yourself sailor.
June 9, 2005 - The complete lifestyle of cruising enthusiasts is covered
in the new magazine, VOYAGING. Travel destinations, chartering options,
and the latest in accessories and electronics are just some of the topics
covered by this yachting title. Kim Kavin is editor of the quarterly
publication from Primedia's Marine Group.
June
8, 2005 - ERI (EXTENDED RETAIL INDUSTRY) provides in-depth analysis of
effectively integrating people, process, and technology throughout the
retail value chain. The target audience is senior information technology
and business executives in the retail, distribution, 3PLs and warehousing
markets.
June 8, 2005 - KNUCKLEBONES is getting ready to assist enthusiasts who
prefer board, card, strategy, and dice games. Family-oriented topics focus
on reviews, interviews, history, brainteasers, games, and puzzles.
June
8, 2005 - Cutting-edge design, high-end products, best practices, and
an idea exchange are the focus of UPSCALE REMODELING, a new title set
to launch in October. Publisher Hanley Wood plans a circulation
of 12,404 copies to top-tier remodeling firms, with quarterly issues in
2006.
June
8, 2005 - GWINNETT PARENTS MAGAZINE was created for parents who are interested
in local Gwinnett County community issues and how it impacts their ability
to raise children. Feature articles are supplemented by regular
coverage regarding schools, health, children at different ages, single
parenting, party planning, and family fun time.
June
8, 2005 - 02138, named for Harvard University's zip code, is a new magazine
featuring interviews, fun pieces, who is in the news, issues concerning
the university and community, and the creative endeavors of Harvard alumni.
June
8, 2005 - A new lifestyle publication is set to launch for Canadian readers.
ZI MAGAZINE targets "the newest generation of truly global
citizens who demonstrate a keen awareness of global, cultural, ethical,
social and political issues."
June
7, 2005 - CITY DOG launched this month for Seattle area people who view
their dogs "as part of the family." The lifestyle publication's
focus is on expert advice covering a wide variety of topics, product ideas,
and local destinations.
June
2, 2005 - Busy veterinarians, who find managing their work schedules and
home life challenging, have a new source of information. VETZ
MAGAZINE is concentrating on how to establish a healthy balance by taking
into account professional growth, expanding practices, and changing family
dynamics.
