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The Archives: May, 2006 UK soccer magazine comes to North America
Although the magazine has been published in the UK for several years by Fair Game Publishing
Limited, the US/Canada edition debuted recently and has a US-based editor, Jennifer O'Neill. The
initial publishing frequency is bi-monthly. New urban lifestyle magazine debuts
Published bi-monthly, the recent debut issue had a circulation of 50,000 copies nationwide. Distribution
is in book, music, fashion, and beauty and health stores. Crafting goes high-tech
PC Smart and Natalie Rhinesmith are co-editors of this quarterly magazine from All American
Crafts. The publication debuts with its Summer 2006 issue. New medical magazine launches
Regional Florida magazine launches
Todd Keith is editor of this bi-annual magazine from SweetTea Publishing. The Fall issue
is in the planning stages. New magazine for hot crafting trend
Christina Batch is editor-in-chief of this quarterly title, published by SoHo Publishing. The Summer debut issue is due out in June and will be distributed in craft outlets and chain stores as well as select retail shops. Magazine news updates are available for free by signing up for the Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Either
enter your email in the box to the left or email Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com to
start your subscription. New upscale men's lifestyle magazine
The publication is headquartered in Los Angeles. Additional details were not immediately
available. New regional magazine about minorities May 25, 2006 - HOW WE LIVE "features the homes, careers, and successes of minorities." Dana Tucker oversees the quarterly magazine, which debut recently. With headquarters in Columbia, SC, distribution is expected to increase as select book and grocery
stores throughout the Southeast begin carrying the publication in coming months. Parents, kids, and sports
The Disney-owned ESPN magazine will start out online in 2006 and then publish in print for 2007,
with 10 planned issues per year. An initial circulation of 350,000 copies is anticipated. Regional lifestyle magazine launches
Elizabeth Shugg is editor of this quarterly title from Weiss & Hughes Publishing, publishers
of sister title WAKE LIVING. 22,500 copies will be distributed at area retail shops and
upscale businesses starting with the Summer debut issue. New magazine covers Texas baseball
Kurt Daniels is editor of this publication, which debuted with the April issue and will publish
10 issues per year. 10,000 copies are distributed to area baseball venues and is available
by subscription. Culture magazine takes shape
Rick Delgado oversees this quarterly title recently launched by Page Six Hundred Ninety Four. Distribution
is nationwide and by subscription and the website is http://www.publicmag.com. Building design magazine to launch
Ned Cramer is editor-in-chief of this Hanley Wood publication. Two issues are planned
for 2006 with a monthly schedule for 2007. New magazine planned for gaming affiliates
A joint venture between IGAMING BUSINESS and Casino Affiliate Programs, the un-named quarterly
magazine is due to launch in September. A distribution of 5,000 copies to affiliates is
planned, with distribution at three conventions as well. Specialty travel magazine launches
The debut Summer 2006 issue is on newsstands and in bookstores. The publisher is Newsweek
Budget Travel, Inc. No additional information was immediately available. New women's business magazine launches
Six issues are planned per year by publisher PlusPublishing. The June 2006 debut has arrived on newsstands. Wooden Horse Publishing offers a free industry newsletter to keep you up-to-date. Enter your
email address in the box to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. Regional pet magazine launched
Publisher Sara Abrams oversees the quarterly title, which is published by Abrams Media Group.
Distribution is to pet-related retail and service businesses. New magazine about franchise opportunities
The quarterly magazine, published by Reni Publishing, which also produces SMALL BUSINESS RESOURCE,
will be distributed at trade shows and to SCORE offices nationwide. The Spring 2006 debut issue
has an initial circulation of 200,000 copies. NIH puts together healthcare magazine
Published quarterly by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), copies can be found in waiting rooms of practicing physicians nationwide. Wooden Horse Publishing offers industry news updates for free by email. Enter your address
in the sign-up box to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. Liquid culture chronicled
Karen Foley is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly publication that debuted May 1. Distribution
is nationwide to book, record, grocery and "liquid" stores, and also available on newsstands
and by subscription. Regional lifestyle magazine takes shape
Isa Traverso-Burger is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly magazine, which launched in December
2005. The website is http://www.distriktmag.com. Women's shopping magazine to launch
Lisa Lee Freeman is editor of the quarterly magazine, whose sister title CONSUMER REPORTS is
also published by Consumers Union. 800,000 copies will be distributed nationwide in leading
book and food stores, with the debut issue available on August 1. Spin-off from ROBB REPORT
The editors of ROBB REPORT oversee the new spin-off from CurtCo Robb Media. Two issues
will be published each year. Regional women's magazine debuts next week
Sharon Martin is editor of this bi-monthly magazine, published by Full Moon Communications & Design. An
initial circulation of 2,500 copies will be distributed to area retail and office locations. Subscriptions
will be available in the near future. Disaster response magazine launches
The quarterly magazine, published by e.Republic, debuts this month with a circulation of 40,000 copies. The free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter is an excellent source of industry information for
busy writers. Enter your email address in the box to the left or send a message to Meg
at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. Website for moms going to print
Victoria Pericon is editor-in-chief. The website is http://www.savvymommy.com. Additional
information was not immediately available. New magazine for kids who love baseball
Scott Hacker is editor of this Dugout Media publication. The Spring issue debut leads off the five issues for 2006, with a bi-monthly schedule planned for 2007. Distribution is by subscription. Let Wooden Horse Publishing serve up important industry news directly to you for free. Enter
your email address in the box to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. New men's lifestyle magazine being planned
Jim Gaines is editorial advisor and the debut issue is due out in fall. A bi-monthly publication
schedule is planned, with distribution by subscription, on newsstands and in retail magazine
outlets. The website is http://www.whatsnextmag.com. Regional business magazine to launch
Cheryl Hopkins heads up the editorial department of this quarterly publication. Distribution
will be to area advertisers, libraries, community centers and selected business sites. New home design magazine launches
Shalene Roberts is editor of this quarterly trade magazine, which is published by MMG and is
the official magazine of the Institute for Home Innovation. The publication debuted with its
April issue and is distributed nationally at book and home improvement stores, by subscription,
and on newsstands. Spin-off to cover Atlantic City
Two editions are immediately planned and will be inserted with the May/June and July/August issues of PHILADELPHIA STYLE and DC STYLE, sister magazines. Additional information was not immediately available. Stay current on industry news by subscribing to the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter.
Enter your email in the sign up box to the left of contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. Regional magazine to launch
Ria Romano is editor of this quarterly magazine. 25,000 copies will be distributed to
high income homes and premier venues. The exact launch date was not immediately available. New magazine for central New York
Timothy Atseff is the editor of this bi-monthly title, which is published by The Post-Standard. 16,500
copies will be distributed to area residents with an income about $125,000 and to local food,
book, and music stores. SEVENTEEN branches out
Rachel Zoe is editor of the supplement, whose publication frequency is unknown. An additional
50,000 copies will be available in retail stores. New magazine uncovers treasures
Sue Whitney and Ki Nassauer oversee the new title published by Meredith Corporation. The
premier issue is due out on newsstands today. Additional information was not immediately
available. Paula Deen cooks up new magazine
The quarterly magazine, an expansion to COOKING WITH PAULA DEEN, will debut in October, with
the second issue due out in late December. Additional information was not immediately available. Fall debut for healthcare magazine
Diana Swift is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly magazine from the Canadian Medical Association. Additional
information was not immediately available. New Christian magazine on newsstands The quarterly publication, published by Meredith Corporation, is available on newsstands only. Additional information was not immediately available. The free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter delivers useful magazine industry information to
your email in-box. The sign up area is to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. ALLURE has a new beauty editor, Victoria Kirby. (May 31) PREVENTION has a new associate editor, Kristin Kane. (May 31) NEW YORK RESIDENT has a new editor-in-chief, Sascha Brodsky. (May 31) ARCHITECT has named a managing editor, Hannah McCann. (May 31) MAISONNEUVE is changing its publishing frequency from bi-monthly to quarterly starting this fall. (May 30) AMUSEMENT BUSINESS has ceased publication. (May 30) GOOD HOUSEKEEPING has a new editor-in-chief, Rosemary Ellis. (May 26) SHOCK has named an editor-in-chief, Mike Hammer. (May 26) THE AMERICAN ENTERPRISE has a new editor-in-chief, James Glassman. (May 26) TOY SHOP has moved from tabloid to magazine format. (May 26) CHATELAINE has a new editor-in-chief, Sara Angel. (May 25) ESSENCE has a new west coast editor, Regina R. Robertson. (May 24) LIFE & STYLE has a new deputy editor, Mark Coleman. (May 24) VANITY FAIR has a new executive fashion editor, Alexis Bryan. (May 24) PSYCHOLOGY TODAY has a new senior editor, Jay Dixit. (May 24) HOUSE BEAUTIFUL HOME REMODELING & DECORATING and HOUSE BEAUTIFUL KITCHENS/BATHS have ceased publication. (May 24) LIFE & STYLE has a new beauty market editor, Stephanie Scott. (May 23) GLAMOUR has a new articles editor, Abigail Pesta. (May 23) BOOM! MAGAZINE has a new health and wellness editor, Dr. Alan Kronhaus. (May 23) EPREGNANCY has ceased publication. (May 23) POPSTAR! has a new assistant editor, Maressa Brown. (May 19) CMP Media has changed its name to CMP Technology. (May 19) CIRCUS has folded. (May 19) TIME has a new managing editor, Richard Stengel. (May 17) BUNDLE has folded after three issues. (May 17) CONNECTOR SPECIFIER has several new staffers: Patrick McLaughlin as editor-in--chief; Steve Smith as executive editor; Matt Vincent as senior editor. (May 17) LIPIDS has a new editor-in-chief, Eric Murphy. (May 17) THE SOURCE has a new senior music editor, Adam Matthews. (May 16) MORE has named an editor-in-chief for its new Canadian edition, Dianne Rinehart. (May 16) CHILD MAGAZINE has a new assistant editor, Sheila Monaghan. (May 12) BYTE AND SWITCH has a new news editor, Dave Raffo. (May 12) VARIETY - deputy managing editor Jonathan Bing is leaving his position on June 16. (May 12) POWDER/BULK SOLIDS has been acquired by Canon Communications. (May 11) STAR MAGAZINE - co-executive editor Mark Coleman, West Coast senior editor Maxine Page, and senior photo editor Maria Fernandez-Buda have left their positions. (May 10) W has a new accessories market editor, Karolyn Angel. (May 10) REDMOND has a new editor, Ed Scannell. (May 10) CHIEF EXECUTIVE has a new editor-in-chief, J.P. Donlon. (May 10) AMERICAN FITNESS has a new managing editor, Dena Feingold. (May 9) BUSINESS 2.0 has a new assistant managing editor, Todd Woody. (May 9) MODERN PAINTERS is moving from London to New York in June and will have a new senior editor, Roger Tatley. (May 9) CONNECTICUT BUSINESS MAGAZINE has been bought by Marketing Resource Consultants, has a new editor, Sujata Srinivasan, and will increase publishing frequency from bi-monthly to 11 issues per year. (May 8) PARENTING has a new assistant editor, Amy Roberts. (May 5) NATURAL HEALTH has a new senior editor, Christine Richmond. (May 5) ORLANDO has a new associate editor, Katherine Johnson. (May 5) EWEEK editor-in-chief Matthew Rothenberg is leaving his position. (May 5) PARADE has a new executive editor, Janice Kaplan. (May 4) LATINA has a new managing editor, Lisa Loverro. (May 4) ELLE ACCESSORIES has a new editor, Anne Slowey. (May 4) THE WOMEN'S TIMES has a new editor, Audrey Manring. (May 4) LOULOU has a new executive editor for both the English and French editions, Claude Laframboise. (May 3) T: THE NEW YORK TIMES STYLE MAGAZINE has a new travel editor, Nathan Lump. (May 2) WOMEN'S HEALTH has a new fitness editor, Jenny Everett. (May 2) WOMEN'S FITNESS has a new beauty and health editor, Liesa Goins. (May 2) NATURAL HEALTH has a new executive editor, Leah McLaughlin. (May 2) THE ECONOMIST has a new executive editor, Daniel Franklin. (May 2) CHICAGO HOME has increased publication frequency from bi-annual to quarterly. (May 2) BIZBASH MEDIA has a new associate editor, Courtney Thompson. (May 2) APARTMENT FINANCE TODAY and AFFORDABLE HOUSING FINANCE have been acquired by Hanley Wood. (May 2) |
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May 30, 2006 - FAIR GAME
will chronicle every level of women's soccer in the US and Canada. From youth to national teams,
news and events are featured along with game improvement tips, injury avoidance, and interviews.
May 30, 2006 - ELAN EXTREME is
about fashion, entertainment, sports, health and community. The target audience is urban
hip males and females from 18- to 36-years-old.
May 26, 2006 -
CREATIVE TECHNIQUES "shows you how to combine ever-evolving technology with traditional
craft techniques to make gorgeous home décor items and stunning fashion accessories." The
focus is on how to use a digital camera, software, scanner, printer, and computer to design projects.
May 26, 2006 - NMA HEALTHY
LIVING is a recently launched publication for African-American doctors and their patients. Topics
cover prevention, remedies, news, and timely issues, with a focus on "information in everyday
language." The quarterly magazine is the official publication of the National Medical
Association. Additional information was not immediately available.
May 26, 2006 - SWEETTEA
JOURNAL recently debuted chronicling the culture, history and style of northwest Florida.
May 25, 2006 - ADORN is a new
magazine that defines what it means to be "crafty" through embellishment. Articles "will
inspire your creativity and help you develop your own personal style" whether it is about
fashion, home decorating or craft projects.
May 25, 2006 - EXOTIC,
ADVENTURE, AND TRAVEL MAGAZINE (E.A.T.) is all about taking each "reader through a journey
of the world of travel using breathtaking photos of the exotic places and women." Additional
coverage is given to sports, cars and gadgets.
May 25, 2006 - E SPORTS PARENT
N is planning to target the parents of kids playing organized sports. A specific editorial
focus was not immediately available.
May 24, 2006 - FIFTEEN501
is a new lifestyle magazine covering Chatham, Orange and Durham Counties of North Carolina. Topics
include things to do around town, travel destinations statewide, and local beauty, fashion, home
interior, landscaping, health, education and finance advice.
May 23, 2006 -
TOTAL TEXAS BASEBALL reports the stories and news surrounding the state's major and minor league
teams, as well as university, college, junior college, and high school games.
May 23, 2006 - The world of
film, art and music are chronicled in a new magazine: PUBLIC. The focus is to pull "underexposed
creations and views into new light," primarily from Miami, Los Angeles, and New York. The
target audience is 25- to 50-year olds.
May 19, 2006 - ARCHITECT
is a new business-to-business magazine capitalizing on the growth in non-residential construction. The
target audience is practicing architects and articles will include information and inspiration
about design, practice enhancement and expansion, and peer connection.
May 19, 2006 - A gaming
affiliate magazine is taking shape, with "analysis of the latest and emerging trends, implementation
of new technologies, key business strategies, marketing tips and online advertising methods."
May 19, 2006 - GIRLFRIEND
GETAWAYS is all about the growing trend of women joining each other on travel adventures. Content
includes travel according to interests, time allocation, and package deals.
May 19, 2006 - EMPOWERING
WOMEN is a new lifestyle magazine for entrepreneurial women. Topics range from getting
more out of business and family life, direct selling opportunities and success stories, and tips
from authors and experts.
May 17, 2006 - CATS & DOGS
OF CHARLOTTE is an upscale magazine for this North Carolina city featuring photographic essays,
articles from local veterinarians, product news, and area celebrities with their pets. 
May 17, 2006 - FRANCHISE MARKET
MAGAZINE targets small business entrepreneurs interested in franchise insights and news. Topics
range from owning and managing a small business to market trends and start-up strategies.
May 16, 2006 - MEDLINEPLUS
MAGAZINE is a new authoritative medical and healthcare guide for patients and families. The
focus is on sharing health-related experiences and stories as well as health news and reports.
May 16, 2006 - IMBIBE is on
a mission to "educate and entertain readers about the far-reaching realm of drinks and drink
culture." From wine, spirits and beer, to coffee, tea and all other drinkable liquids,
the magazine explores international trends of people, places and flavors.
May 16, 2006 - DISTRIKT covers
cultural, artistic and urban issues of communities in south Florida, with a focus on the Miami
area. Topics include technology, architecture, art, design, music, film, relationships,
world issues, opinion, environment, beauty, socialites and interviews.
May 16, 2006 - SHOPSMART
is preparing to offer shopping tips, product reviews, and advice on getting the most from a product
purchase. The target audience is women 30 and over interested in "best of the best" shopping
information.
May 12, 2006 - ROBB REPORT
LUXURY RESORTS is aimed toward affluent people seeking getaways. Features include private
island adventures, golf resorts, ski chalets, and hidden destinations that "offer privacy
and exclusivity."
May 12, 2006 - HELEN is targeted
towards women in Greater Lafayette, IN. The publication will "feature the stories
of the women of this community, as well as information on health and beauty, fashion, personal
finance, business, home and garden, and family life, all with a local tie-in."
May 12, 2006 - EMERGENCY
MANAGEMENT features articles on emergency management, prevention, and preparedness and recovery,
with an emphasis on today's available tools and technology. Both homeland security and
natural disaster events are covered.
May 10, 2006 - SAVVY MOMMY,
a website since 2002, is planning to start a print edition. The target audience is mothers
of children under five-years-old and expectant women. The magazine will cover fashion,
activities, fitness, product essentials, and general lifestyle issues.
May 10, 2006 - BASEBALL
YOUTH recently launched with articles on game improvement, instructional guides, the early days
of major league stars, and reviews of minor league stadiums. Additional features include
educational puzzles, trivia, video games, and new and hot products for sports, school and daily
life. The target audience is boys from 6- to 17-years-old.
May 9, 2006 - WHAT'S NEXT
will target middle-age men seeking to live bigger, take risks, and pursue their dreams. Topics
include family life, health, careers, travel, and finance.
May 9, 2006 - PIEDMONT
MAGAZINE is a new business magazine for the central Virginia-North Carolina border area including
Patrick, Henry, Pittslyvania and Rockingham Counties. The focus is on the area's economic
growth, with each issue covering a single theme: tourism for the debut Summer issue and
community revitalization and downtown development in the Fall issue. Additional articles
will include profiles, interviews, book reviews, and area travel.
May 8, 2006 - INNOVATIVE
HOME reports on avant-garde architecture, progressive materials, smart technology, and green
products and processes. The tone is inspiring, practical and informative.
May 4, 2006 - A.C.
CONFIDENTIAL is a new magazine offering insider tips and scoops on Atlantic City, NJ's nightlife,
shopping, dining, and party scenes.
May 3, 2006 - CHATTANOOGA
STYLE is getting ready to offer coverage on upscale restaurants, shopping, nightlife, and tourism,
along with profiles of Chattanooga, TN celebrities and residents.
May 3, 2006 - THE
GOOD LIFE: CENTRAL NEW YORK MAGAZINE debuts this week in Onondaga County and the town of Cazenovia
in Madison County, NY. Article topics include classic cars, opera, golf, home design, travel,
fashion, philanthropy, the arts, and profiles of area residents and professionals.
May 2, 2006 - DELUXE is
a new magazine covering "West Coast luxury fashion." The debut issue will be
bundled with SEVENTEEN's September issue, but only to those households with an income over $75,000.
May 2, 2006 - JUNKMARKET
STYLE helps readers transform garage sale and flea market finds into home interior treasures. The
focus is on tips, tricks and trade secrets.
May 2, 2006 - PAULA
DEEN'S CHRISTMAS will feature recipes, seasonal decoration ideas, and family meal planning for
the holiday season.
May 2, 2006 - CANADIAN HEALTH
will launch in September and be distributed in doctors’ offices throughout Canada.
May 2, 2006 - LILY is
a Christian faith-based magazine covering four subject areas: spirit, home, body, and life. The
focus is on "every aspect of your everyday world."
