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The Archives: November, 2006 Regional Miami magazine to launch
The debut issue is expected in September 2007 and will have a circulation of 50,000 copies. Approximately
50 percent will be delivered to affluent homes, with the remainder going to upscale hotels and
other commercial locations in the area. BEE WOMAN expands
Regional MO magazine debuts November 30, 2006 - BOTH SIDES OF THE BRIDGE is for residents and tourists in the Branson-Hollister, MO region. Topics include local events, attractions, dining reviews, and personal profiles. Earl Stresak is editor of this bi-monthly magazine, which debuted with the November/December
issue. The circulation is 8,000 copies and is distributed to area businesses. GRIT changes course
K.C. Compton continues to edit this Ogden Publications title, which switched from monthly distribution to 24 issues per year. 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. November 28, 2006 - AVER is a "cross-Canada Muslim youth magazine." Topics range from traditional recipes to views on modern culture, human rights, Islam, Muslim style, and Mother Earth. Tahmina Reza works with four additional editorial staff members to publish this quarterly magazine,
which ran a test issue last January. The new issue was launched in Toronto this month and
distributed on newsstands. Desert living chronicled in new magazine
The monthly magazine, published by the News West Publishing division of Brehm Communications,
is slated to debut in late January. Copies will be distributed in the Mohave Valley Daily
News, as well as by direct mail and newsstand locations in Arizona, Nevada and California. The
publication is interested in hearing from freelance writers, who should contact associate editor
M.J. Smith at assoceditor@desertcurrents.net. New magazine to cover southern culture
The magazine, an Evening Post Publishing Co. title, will be overseen by publisher Rebecca Wesson
Darwin. A spring debut is planned and distribution is expected throughout the Southeast
and Caribbean. Additional information was not immediately available. Home decor magazine to launch in spring
Tish Leizens is editor and publisher of this quarterly magazine, which is due to launch in March 2007. Initial distribution to 8,000 affluent households will concentrate on New York City and the New York counties of Orange and Rockland. Additional distribution will be found in northeast Pennsylvania, Sussex and Warren counties in New Jersey, and Sullivan county in New York. 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. Lisa Degliantoni is an editor with the publisher, El Paso Media Group. The recently launched magazine is published monthly and distributed at downtown businesses. Additional information was not immediately available. Tween lifestyle magazine launches
Angie Rangel is editor of this bi-monthly magazine, which launches its premier issue on newsstands
and in bookstores throughout the U.S. and Canada tomorrow. The next issue will be the January/February
2007 issue.
The bi-monthly magazine will debut with its March/April 2007 issue. 80,000 copies will be hand
delivered to people purchasing tickets, with another 70,000 copies distributed at area visitor
venues. Additional information was not immediately available. New regional Piedmont magazine planned November 20, 2006 - THE PIEDMONT VIRGINIAN will serve as a clearing house for information about the region, with feature articles on the outdoors, the local food chain, area landmarks, area artists, and how-to guides. A small amount of literary offerings will also be accepted. Walter Nicklin oversees this quarterly magazine, which will debut sometime in February or March
2007. The website is under construction; email Mr. Nicklin at piedmontvirginian@att.net. New Windows operating system magazine to launch
Robert Strohmeyer will serve as editor of this monthly Future US magazine, which is due to debut in March. Additional information was not immediately available. Keep current on industry news with the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Enter
your email in the sign-up box to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. Fashion magazine for infants launched
Kariz Medina-Favis is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine, which debuted recently with
a distribution of 100,000 copies. Editorial shift at FAMILY CIRCLE
Regional business magazine debuts November 15, 2006 - BUSINESS NATION concentrates on minority-owned businesses in the Twin Cities area that are looking for information on investors, financing, customers and boosting sales, networking, and training. Dia Satori and Jae Bryson oversee the publication, which launched in September. The second
issue is due out in late November and 10,000 copies will be distributed to area businesses, college
campuses, and by subscription. Regional Long Island magazine to launch
Ramin Ganeshram is editor-in-chief of this monthly magazine, which will launch in December. 25,000
copies will be distributed to area health and wellness-related businesses and institutions of
learning. The website is http://www.canvasli.com. New magazine about teen style
Charla Lawhon, managing editor of INSTYLE, is overseeing this quarterly Time Inc. publication. The
debut March issue is expected to reach 400,000 INSTYLE subscribers, along with distribution on
newsstands near college campuses and shopping centers. New skiing magazine for women
The debut issue will be mailed as a bonus to 100,000 woman subscribers of SKIING. The
company plans on publishing up to four issues in 2007. Lipidology journal to launch
W. Virgil Brown, MD is editor of this bi-monthly publication, a collaboration between Elsevier and the National Lipid Association. The debut issue is due out in March 2007 and will be distributed by subscription. Increase your magazine industry knowledge by signing up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing
newsletter. Enter your email address in the sign-up box to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. Rapper launches magazine
The monthly publication is due out in December and will be distributed in stores and on newsstands
nationwide. Additional information was not immediately available. New style magazine being tested
Publisher Meredith Corp. distributed 400,000 copies to nationwide newsstands on Tuesday, November
7. If the test issue sells well, Mead will be given the opportunity to continue producing
a magazine, tentatively titled STUDIO WITH MATTHEW MEAD. Women's business magazine launches Additional information was not immediately available. Industry news is available for free by signing up for the Wooden Horse Publishing Newsletter.
Enter your email in the box to the left or email Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. Regional wedding magazine to debut
Cori Russell is editor-in-chief of this bi-annual magazine, which is published by Hawthorn Publications. The
debut issue will be available at New England-area jewelers and newsstands in December. Regional women's magazine to debut
Laura Knox is editor of this Blush Publishing magazine, which is set to debut this month. Copies
will be distributed to 200 area locations. Additional information was not immediately available. Wedding magazine launches
The quarterly magazine debuted earlier this year and can be found nationally at most bookstores
and on newsstands. Additional information was not immediately available. New York luxury magazine to relaunch
The bimonthly publishing schedule will begin with the October/November issue. Peter Webster
is the new executive editor and Bobbie Dell'Aquilo is the managing editor of this Absolute Publishing
magazine, a division of Hour Media. Distribution will be to 65,000 wealthy New York residents. Real estate magazine starts up in Spokane
Editor Linn Parish oversees this monthly ViVo Publications magazine, which will debut in January. 125,000
copies will be distributed to area businesses in the home building, real estate and financial
industries. Canadian technology lifestyle magazine debuts
Dave Webb is editor of this quarterly Transcontinental Media title, which debuted in September
with the Fall 2006 issue. Additional information was not immediately available. Regional magazine launched
Isabel Albuerne is editor of this quarterly magazine, which debuted with the Spring 2006 issue.
The title is distributed in area Blockbuster stores and by subscription. American life to be chronicled in new magazine
James K. Glassman is editor-in-chief of this bimonthly magazine, which is published by the American
Enterprise Institute. The premier issue is due out sometime this month and will be distributed
by subscription. New magazine targets African women immigrants
The quarterly magazine will debut in February 2007 and distribute 10,000 copies by direct mail. The website is http://www.kitukizuri.com. The Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter delivers industry news to your email in-box for free.
Sign up using the box to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. New magazine for jazz educators
Publisher Richard E. Kessel oversees the bimonthly magazine, which is published by Symphony
Publishing. The premiere October/November issue will officially debut in January at the
2007 International Association of Jazz Educators convention. Whole-woman approach to new pregnancy magazine
Amy Brayfield is editor-in-chief of this monthly magazine, which debuted with the October issue. Distribution
is through bookstores, newsstands, and by subscription. The title is published by Halcyonmedia. New magazine about water sports November 1, 2006 - PADDLING LIFE targets kayakers, rafters, and canoeists and will offer features articles, news items, and profiles. A separate annual gear guide is planned. The debut issue of this quarterly publication from Recreation Publishing is expected in spring 2007. The company is also planning to launch WHITEWATER LIFE, a bi-annual consumer title, and a quarterly trade industry magazine. Additional information was not immediately available. Have industry news delivered to you for free by signing up for the Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. The
sign-up box is to the left or email Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. New magazine all about choosing toys wisely
Marianne Szymanski oversees this quarterly magazine, which debuted with the September issue. Distribution
is at book and food stores and on newsstands. Regional magazine is planned November 1, 2006 - BEACHBLVD will target residents of southern Mississippi and offer articles on life and leisure, homes and gardens, food and dining, and the people who populate the area. The debut issue is due out in late January and will be published six times a year by Gulf Publishing
Co., publishers of the Sun Herald newspaper. A distribution of 10,000 copies to area shops
and by subscription is expected. Magazine to cover world of financial companies
The magazine is from Premiere Publishing, publisher of sister titles TRUMP MAGAZINE and POKER LIFE. Additional information was not immediately available. If keeping up on industry news is important to you, then sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing
newsletter. Either enter your email address in the box to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com today. New magazine for litigation professionals
Publisher Charles Buckwalter oversees this Conexion International Media title, which debuted
in August. Quarterly publication will begin in February 2007. A controlled circulation
of 10,200 copies will be distributed in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. Middle East lifestyle coverage in new magazine
Sameer Reddy is editor-in-chief of this quarterly publication, which debuted with the Autumn/Winter
2006 issue. The website is http://www.alefmag.com. Rheumatology magazine launches this month
David Pisetsky, M.D., PhD. is the physician editor of this magazine partnership between John
Wiley & Sons and the American College of Rheumatology. The debut issue is expected
in mid-November and monthly publication will begin in January 2007. 5280:DENVER'S MILE-HIGH MAGAZINE has a new senior editor,
Luc Hatlestad. (November 30) THE AMERICAN ENTERPRISE has been renamed THE AMERICAN. The publishing frequency will
reduce from eight yearly issues to bi-monthly. (November 30) LIFE & STYLE WEEKLY has a new editor-in-chief, Mark Pasetsky. (November 28) STYLEWATCH has chosen an editor, Susan Kaufman. (November 20) DWELL has a new editor-in-chief, Sam Grawe. (November 15) FIRST FOR WOMEN has a new senior beauty editor, Tracy Perez. (November 15) ALLURE has a new assistant editor, Molly Friedman. (November 15) AMERICAN MARIE CLAIRE has a new fashion editor, Zanna Roberts. (November 15) INSTYLE SPECIAL ISSUES has a new senior editor, Jennifer Hoppe. (November 15) EVERYDAY FOOD has a new deputy editor, Debra Puchalla. (November 15) COMPLEX MAGAZINE has a new features editor, Peter Rubin. (November 15) OUTSIDE MAGAZINE two new staffers: Will Palmer as managing editor; Mike Roberts as executive editor. (November 15) US WEEKLY has a new executive editor as of December 28, Colleen Curtis. (November 15) GOLF MAGAZINE has a new travel coverage managing editor, Eamon Lynch. (November 15) AARP THE MAGAZINE has a new features and travel editor, Ken Budd. (November 15) BEST LIFE has a new deputy editor, Jack Otter. (November 15) MICROSOFT WATCH has a new editor, Joe Wilcox. (November 15) FIERCEMOBILECONTENT has a new editor, Jason Ankeny. (November 15) NEUROLOGY has a new editor-in-chief beginning in January, Dr. John Noseworthy. (November 15) SHONEN JUMP and SHOJO BEAT have a new editor-in-chief, Marc Weidenbaum. (November 15) D.C. MAGAZINE - editor-in-chief Ann McCarthy is leaving her position. (November 15) TIME will reduce its ratebase at the beginning of 2007 from 4 million to 3.25 million. (November 15) HALLMARK MAGAZINE will increase its ratebase to 550,000 with the January/February issue. (November 15) LAW FIRM INC. will increase its publishing frequency from quarterly to 10 issues per year in 2007. (November 15) DWELL will increase its publishing frequency from nine to 10 issues in 2007 and its ratebase from 275,000 to 300,000 in February. (November 15) D.C. STYLE will cease print publication in January. (November 15) OFFICIAL U.S. PLAYSTATION MAGAZINE will cease print publication following the January issue. (November 15) SEVENTEEN - editor-in-chief Atoosa Rubenstein is leaving her position. (November 9) DEPARTURES has a new men's fashion editor, Christopher Campbell. (November 6) VISTA MAGAZINE has been acquired by ImpreMedia LLC. (November 3) COUNTRY LIVING has a new lifestyle and decorating associate editor, Sarah Newell. (November
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November 30, 2006 - MIAMI, a
luxury lifestyle guide to shopping, dining, society, real estate, and arts and culture, is the
13th regional edition to be published by Modern Luxury Media.
November 30, 2006 - BEE WOMAN
is launching a Dallas, TX edition, with 16 pages of added local editorial content. The
magazine is published by Femme Publications and is due out on newsstands December 15.
November 28, 2006 - GRIT, the
124-year-old newspaper for rural Americans, transformed into a glossy magazine with a different
target audience this September. The publication now addresses people who have "gone
back to their rural roots or ventured into the country for the first time." The editorial
focus is on stimulating, entertaining, and educating these people with articles on country living
basics, gadgets and technology to get routine tasks accomplished, and the production and preparation
of self-grown food.
November 28, 2006 - DESERT CURRENTS
will cover the people, places and things in and around the Mojave Desert region and surrounding
areas. Topic coverage will include history, destinations of interest, food, and health.
November 28, 2006 - GARDEN & GUN
will explore the traditions, lifestyles and natural heritage of Southern America.
November 28, 2006 - OUR HOUSE
is all about upscale furniture and household accessories, but will also cover gardening, travel
and outdoor sports.
November 20, 2006 - SIX78TH:
THE JUNIOR HIGH LIFESTYLE MAGAZINE targets 10- to 14-year-old girls with "a realistic view
of the transition a girl experiences during junior high." The tone for profiles,
fashion articles, real stories, sports features, and lifestyle pieces should be intelligent and
trendy.
November 20, 2006 - BROADWAY
MAGAZINE serves both the first time ticket-buyer and the most passionate stage aficionado interested
in live New York City theater, whether it is a Broadway show or off Broadway. Topics include
show coverage, star interviews, and myths/magic, as well as dining and city guides.
November 20, 2006 - WINDOWS
VISTA: THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE, currently in publication in the UK, will launch a North American
edition. Coverage will include articles about the software and hardware related to Microsoft's
Windows Vista operating system, with how-to and expert advice, as well as product detail.
November 20, 2006 - BABY
COUTURE is a fashion magazine aimed at 22- to 42-year-old women who are interested in the latest
fashions for their infants and toddlers. The focus is on high-end celebrity styles and
product/service coverage includes clothes, shoes, furniture, food, gear, and getaways.
November 20, 2006 -
FAMILY CIRCLE is now targeting mothers with teenage children as well as preteen and teen children
themselves. Additional coverage will focus on the home, family, health, cooking, and buying
big-ticket household items.
November 15, 2006 - CANVAS
targets residents of Long Island, NY who are interested in improving their life, health, and
future. Topics range from arts and culture to news, current events, home, family, pets,
travel, and the spiritual world.
November 10, 2006 - PROJECT
Y, an offshoot of INSTYLE magazine, will target 16- to 20-year-olds with coverage on celebrities,
fashion, style, beauty and events.
November 15, 2006 -
WOMEN'S SKIING is all about gear guides, profiles of female athletes, and fashion. Tracy
Ross is editor of this Mountain Sports Media magazine, which publishes sister titles SKI and
SKIING.
November 10, 2006 - The JOURNAL
OF CLINICAL LIPIDOLOGY is for medical doctors and other healthcare professionals interested in
the wide scope of lipid metabolism. Coverage will include "lipidology as it is practiced
in the treatment setting, recent developments in pharmacological research, reports of treatment
and trials, case studies, the impact of lifestyle modification, and similar academic material
of interest to the practitioner."
November 10, 2006 - DAPPER
is a new general entertainment and lifestyle magazine. It is being published by the Grand
Hustle team, which is comprised of southern rap artists.
November 10, 2006 - HOLIDAY
WITH MATTHEW MEAD is all about practical entertaining, decorating, cooking, and style. Items
used are found in local food and discount stores and the focus is to create and update home traditions.
November 10, 2006 - GALA
WEDDINGS MAGAZINE is for newly engaged couples in the New England area. Topics are specific
to the initial stages of wedding planning, including budget, timeframe, wedding style and reception
sites.
November 6, 2006 - BLUSH is
for Chattanooga women interested in power, passion, and possibilities. Topics range from
local flavor to fashionable finds.
November 6, 2006 - THE
BRIDE & BLOOM is a wedding planning magazine that covers all the bases, from color selection
and locations to coordinators and first-hand tips from newlyweds who share problems encountered
and suggested solutions.
November 3, 2006 - ABSOLUTE
magazine is getting ready to return to the New York market following a six month absence. The
editorial focus will remain the same: luxury home decor and design with additional coverage on
fashion, beauty and fitness, fine dining, art, real estate and travel.
November 3, 2006
- BUILDING is all about the "real estate and development industry in the Spokane and North
Idaho region." It is directed towards property and home owners, builders, real estate
brokers, financial officers and contractors.
November 3, 2006
- CANADIAN SMART LIVING targets a 30- to 54-year-old demographic interested in how to use "technology
to make their lives easier and their leisure activities more enjoyable." News and
review articles cover home automation and theater projects, digital cameras, MP3 players, and
handheld computers, and are delivered with a minimum of tech-talk jargon.
November 3, 2006
- FLORIDA WEDDINGS AND SPECIAL EVENTS is aimed at southwest Florida brides-to-be as well as girls
approaching their Quinceanera. Coverage is about the latest trends, styles, and fashions
for these events and the magazine is published in both English and Spanish.
November 3, 2006 - THE
AMERICAN will focus on business, economics and public affairs. In addition, coverage will
be given to politics, the media, food, and fashion.
November 3, 2006 - KITU KIZURI,
which means something beautiful, targets African women who have immigrated to North America and
are professionally employed, educated, and from 25- to 55-years old. Topics will range
from money and entrepreneurship to health, food, relationships, fashion, travel and music.
November 3, 2006 - JAZZED is
for independent and school jazz educators who are seeking practical ideas regarding performance
methods, improvisation, repertoire, recording techniques, and travel and festival opportunities. In-depth
profiles will focus on successful jazz educators and performers.
November 1, 2006
- PREGNANCY & NEWBORN focuses on women and their relationships, careers, fashion and beauty,
as well as prenatal health, pregnancy tips, and childrearing through the first year.
November 1, 2006 - TOY TIPS & PARENTING
HINTS is aimed at parents seeking information on making informed toy choices for their children. At
the heart of the magazine is toy reviews that are "based on a product's ability to develop
a child's intellectual, social and motor skills, and to enhance the child's personality." In
addition, parenting advice and child development research studies are covered.
November 1, 2006 - MARKETVOICE
is all about financial companies on the rise, current and emerging CEOs, and will include a lifestyle
component.
November 1, 2006
- LITIGATION SUPPORT TODAY is set to help litigation professionals at law firms, multinational
corporations, and government divisions perform more effectively and build career pathways. Features
provide "insight into the latest events, developments and activities about the profession,
the people and the happenings that are driving the field forward.
November 1, 2006 - ALEF MAGAZINE
is a new magazine that focuses on Arab and Muslim fashion and luxury. Although the content
directly relates to a Middle East sensibility, the editorial office is based in New York City.
November 1, 2006 - THE RHEUMATOLOGIST
is for all health professionals interested in this field of study. Topics will include
general research, clinical trends, profiles of key industry leaders, public policy, legislative
trends, and career development.
