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The Archives: May, 2005 East Texas woman's mag debuts
Regular features also cover community organizations, local gifts and products, useful solutions for everyday life, relationships, family and parenting, food preparation, and community events. The monthly title, with owner/CEO Stephanie Oliver at the helm, can
be found throughout the area for free, and a subscription price of $12
per year. New mag for professional women
Regular features include profiles, business strategies, top trends, creative tools and tactics to succeed, tips on boosting revenue, office questions, fashion, and solutions for balancing work and life. The founding editor is Cynthia Good. 100,000 copies of this bi-monthly
publication will be distributed on newsstands, with a cover price of $3.95.
Additional distribution will go to office buildings, gourmet grocers,
key market airports, and women's business group networks. The annual
subscription is $18. New mag for classic car enthusiasts May 24, 2005 - MOTOR TREND CLASSIC is a new magazine looking to reconnect the baby boom generation with the cars of their youth. The focus is on automobiles from 1949 to 1989, with "real stories about people and their classic cars." Additional topics include revealing personality pieces, untold stories, and unique vehicle comparisons. With editor-in-chief Angus MacKenzie at the helm, the Primedia Automotive
Group publication debuts in August, one of two issues for 2005.
The publishing schedule switches to bi-monthly in 2006. Initial
circulation is 200,000. Lifestyle mag for metro New York launches
Michelle McCarthy is editor of this free monthly magazine published by
Luminary Publishing. The June premier issue was distributed throughout
the coverage area. Sister publications include UPSTATE HOUSE and
HEALTHY LIVING. Motorcycle rider pub launched
What is not included is nudity, women in bikinis, or the internal workings of a bike. The free monthly magazine distributed approximately 10,000 copies in
the Louisville, Ky. area. Co-owners are Neal Johnson and Holly Chrappa. Affluent Floridians get new home design pub
Need up-to-date magazine information? Subscribe to Meg Weaver's
newsletter at the sign-up box to the left or email her at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. New California lifestyle mag planned May 17, 2005 - A new luxury magazine for California women should be on
the market in September and is simply titled C. Editorial director
Michael Coady noted, "you have to think of California as a separate
country." The publication will be based in Santa Monica
and plans ten issues per year with a paid circulation of 100,000.
Distribution will be through supermarkets, hotels, and resorts. New weekly mag for PC enthusiasts to launch July 4th
.Luxury and rare cars chronicled by AUTO AFICIONADO
Southern rap scene covered in THE DIRTY May 3, 2005 - The voice of southern hip-hop culture is what THE DIRTY
is hoping to capture. Feature articles focus on artists and record labels
south of the Mason/Dixon Line. Planned as a bi-monthly, it
is still a toss up whether this title will generate the needed advertising
funds to keep going. The debut issue was distributed for free to
local shops in Little Rock, Arkansas. Pamela Bailey is editor. SATISFACTION for baby boom generation
New travel mag for military history buffs
Are you looking for an expanded view of magazine news? Then sign-up
for Meg's information newsletter by adding your email in the box to the
left or emailing her at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. True crime pub to finally debut in June
New food mag slated for launch in September
BETTER NUTRITION has a new editor-in-chief, Carey Rossi. (May 26) MEN'S JOURNAL - E. Leslie Lewis, managing editor, has left the magazine. (May 26) OK MAGAZINE (United Stated edition) has two
new staffers: Sarah Ivens is the editor-in-chief; Martin Smith is the
managing editor. (May 23) BACKPACKER has a new executive editor, Peter Flax. (May 25) TEEN PEOPLE has a new beauty director, Lori Bergamotto. (May 25) QUICK & SIMPLE has a new senior editor, Laura Fenton. (May 25) SOFTWARE TEST & PERFORMANCE has a new editor, Lindsey Vereen (May 23) BUSINESSWEEK has two new staffers: Dan Beucke is the UpFront editor; Louis Lavelle is the b-schools editor. (May 20) BILLBOARD has a new brand-marketing editor, Michael Paoletta. (May 20) ROLLING STONE has a new managing editor, Will Dana. (May 20) INFORMATION WEEK has a new editor, John Foley. (May 20) WOMAN'S WORLD has a new fashion editor, Carrie Germundsen. (May 20, 2005) BACKPACKER has a new editor-in-chief, Jonathan Dorn. (May 17) CAPITOL FILE has two new staffers: Kate Gibbs is the editor-in-chief; Anne Schroeder is an executive editor. (May 17) VENUS - Amy Schroeder has resigned her position as editor. (May 17) SKI RACING has several new staffers: Don Cameron is editor; Alex Pasquariello is managing editor; Eric McCollom is features editor; Nate Vinton is European editor. (May 17) SMITHSONIAN has a new senior editor, Tom Frail. (May 17) BUSINESSWEEK - Mark Morrison has left his post as managing editor. (May 17) SPA MAGAZINE has a new senior editor, Julie Sinclair. (May 17) NETWORK LIFE MAGAZINE has a new editor, Keith Shaw. (May 17) MASSAGE MAGAZINE has been acquired by CHIROPRACTIC
ECONOMICS. (May 17) ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE relocated to Boulder,
Colorado and has several new BUSINESSWEEK has a new editor, Steve Adler. (May 7) STUFF has a new editor-in-chief, Jimmy Jellinek. (May 7) TRAVEL SAVVY has a new editor, Jill Brooks. (May 7) INFORMATIONWEEK - Senior editor George Hulme is leaving his position. (May 7) INCENTIVE, POTENTIALS, and SUCCESSFUL MEETINGS have a new editor-in-chief, Vincent Alonzo. (May 6) RUNNER'S WORLD has a new executive editor, Tish Hamilton. (May 3) PORTLAND MONTHLY has a new editor-in-chief, Louise Lague. (May 3) COOK'S ILLUSTRATED has a new deputy editor, Jolyon Helterman. (May 3) EVERY DAY WITH RACHAEL RAY has named an editor, Kitty Morgan. (May 3) BUDGET LIVING has a new editor, Alex Bhattacharji. (May 3) JANE has a new accessories editor, Diana Pintado. (May 2) PLAYBOY has a new managing editor, Jamie Malanowski. (May 2) INSIDE TV has a new west coast editor, Karen Brailsford. (May 2) BUDGET LIVING has a new managing editor, Danielle Dowling. (May 2) |
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May
31, 2005 - THE JOURNEY is a new publication serving women in the Angelina
and Nacogdoches counties of Texas. The focus is on sharing strengths,
weaknesses, and stories of the great talent and lives of local women.
May
30, 2005 - PINK, set to debut June 14, will target women executives, managers,
entrepreneurs, and thought leaders, ages 27 to 55. The format will
allow "the time-constrained female executive to connect with a network
of others and capture the tools of how such women do it all." The
net result is greater professional and personal success.
May
20, 2005 - METROHOUSE is a new title serving homebuyers and homeowners
in the Westchester and Rockland areas of New York, Fairfield County in
Connecticut, and Bergen County in New Jersey. The focus is expert
advice about homeownership, trends in home design, interior design, and
home improvement. In addition, up-to-date products and services
for home, garden, and regional art are included.
May
20, 2005 - BIKERSINK debuted its premier issue this month as a "lifestyle
entertainment magazine" for motorcycle riders. The focus is about
getting into the mindset of riding and tattoos and looking cool doing
it, no matter what make or model a person rides. 
May
17, 2005 - FLORIDA INSIDEOUT launched in April with a focus on the latest
trends in stylish interior home design for affluent Floridians, especially
those in the Miami and Miami Beach areas. The title is helping readers
"pick refrigerators, beds, carpets and cabinets." The
bi-monthly magazine, published by Sobe News Inc, will be distributed nationally
with a cover price of $4.99 and a yearly subscription rate of $19.99.
OCEAN DRIVE is a sister publication. 
May
17, 2005 - The digital lifestyle will be covered by PC NEWS WEEKLY, a
new title focusing on the "world's greatest computers and gadgets"
as well as up-to-the-minute PC technology news and "timely out-of-box,
hands-on product reviews. Check the publication's six month
editorial calendar at 
May
17, 2005 - Offering a "glimpse into the automobiles and lifestyles
of the elite," AUTO AFICIONADO launched in May for enthusiasts.
Future plans for this bi-monthly title include coverage of boats and planes.
The editor is Larry Crane and the magazine, from publisher Auto
Aficionado Inc., launched with a targeted circulation of 25,000, with
growth to 80,000 anticipated. Distribution is through direct mail
and auto museums. The website is 
May
2, 2005 - A new regional lifestyle pub targeted towards affluent baby
boomers, 55- to 64-years old, is set to address career options, travel,
learning, fitness, and community service. Serving readers in
the greater Chicago area, SATISFACTION seeks to add focus "on information
readers can put into action" and reflects issues this generation
faces as it marks a turning point in their lives. Additional topics
include money, real estate, family and relationships, consumer indulgences,
and local resources.
May
2, 2005 - Epic military history events are chronicled in RECON, a new
publication aimed at history buffs who also seek information on practical
travel aspects of visiting historic sites. Both U.S. and international
destinations are covered. The bi-monthly magazine will include
museums and book and movie reviews, as well as non-military options for
travel companions who do not necessarily share the same zeal for past
battles. Kevin Dennehy is the editor. The website is
May
2, 2005 - EVERY DAY WITH RACHAEL RAY will feature recipes, food-related
travel and entertaining, and everything else will be "one degree
of separation from food." This includes chef profiles, home
cooks, and other food celebrities besides Ms. Ray. Kitty Morgan
has been named editor, with Silvana Nardone as executive food editor. The
newsstand-based magazine will be published quarterly until Spring 2006
and then publisher Reader's Digest Association Inc plans for ten issues
per year. An initial distribution of 650,000 copies is anticipated
with a cover price of $3.99.
