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The Archives: October, 2006 New magazine reports on beach volleyball scene
Publisher Bill Paul oversees this STN Media Co. magazine, which is published six times per year from spring to early fall. Distribution is by subscription. Additional 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 to the left or email Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. Motivational magazine to launch
Morgan McKean is the founder of this bimonthly publication, which is due out on Southern California
and Florida newsstands in January. Distribution is also by subscription. Waiting room magazines developed
Robert Barnett is editor-in-chief of these MediZine publications. MDMINUTE DIABETES and MDMINUTE
HEART HEALTH are due to premier in February and MDMINUTE GENERAL HEALTH and MDMINUTE WOMEN'S/FAMILY
HEALTH are slated to debut in March. Additional information was not immediately available.
Joyce Wells is editor of this quarterly title that will debut in area businesses and civic organizations
on November 1. A circulation of 10,000 copies is anticipated. Sister title SAN MARCOS
MAGAZINE was created by co-publishers Kirk and Kelly Effinger and launched in June. VOGUE sister title being tested
Hamish Bowles is editor-in-chief of this VOGUE offspring, which is still being tested. Reports
indicate that only one edition is slated for 2007. The 500,000 ratebase includes 300,000 copies
polybagged to qualified VOGUE subscribers and the rest available on newsstands. New luxury lifestyle magazine for racing fans October 16, 2006 – SPEEDWAY CLUB LUXURY LIVING is targeted at women NASCAR racing fans interested in high-end entertainment, food, decorating and recreational ideas, as well as the strides women are making in the motorsports business. Colleen Brannan is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly SLC Publications magazine. 20,000
copies of the premier issue were mailed to Speedway Club members and to homes and businesses
in the Mecklenburg/Cabarrus County regions of North Carolina. Distribution will continue
at race venues and be available by subscription in February.
Kurt Friese is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine and joins 15 additional regional editions
that are locally financed and published. Still in the planning stages are EDIBLE ATLANTA
that will debut in November and EDIBLE MEMPHIS, which is planned for April 2007.
The hybrid book/magazine format is being tested by Hearst and debuted on October 2 with a distribution of 100,000 copies. The title, sister to ESQUIRE, may move to bi-yearly or even quarterly publication in the future. The Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter reports the latest industry news and is free by entering
your email in the sign-up box to the left or contacting Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com.
The quarterly magazine is published by MaXposure Media Group and distributes 50,000 copies in
the U.S. An additional 10,000 copies reach markets in Dubai, Mumbai and Amsterdam. The
website is http://www.andpersandmag.com. Estate home captured in a magazine
Susan Weissman oversees the editorial direction of this quarterly magazine, which is published
by Pace Communications and will debut in November. 50,000 copies will be distributed to affluent
households. New regional magazine about technology
Jane Racey Gleeson is the editor of this quarterly magazine from Automation Alley, in partnership
with Renaissance Media. The debut issue is due out in January and a distribution of 20,000
copies to Detroit-area businesses, schools, and bookstores is expected. VIBE supplements planned
VMIX will concentrate on celebrity gossip and photos and be polybagged with 450,000 copies of
the January issue of VIBE. PRODIGY, a working title, is a women's parenting title that will debut
with the May or June issue and be sent to 300,000 subscribers of VIBE VIXEN. Additional
information was not immediately available. NYC regional magazine to launch
Tiffany Razzano is editor of this monthly publication due to debut on November 15. The
initial print run will be 1,000 copies and distributed to area stores and by subscription. The
website is http://www.perpetualtoxins.com. New shelter magazine planned
Merrie Destefano is editor of this Action Pursuit Group magazine, publisher of sister titles
VICTORIAN HOMES and ROMANTIC HOMES. Additional information was not immediately available. Canadian luxury magazine to launch
Beth McBlain is editor-in-chief of this monthly Metamedia Capital Corp. publication. 65,000 copies will be distributed through the National Post and debut on October 26. Don't miss out on important magazine industry news. Sign up for the free Wooden Horse
Publishing newsletter today by entering your email address in the sign-up box to the left or
contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorse.com. New magazine for busy women
Moira Harris is editor of this quarterly magazine from Entertainment Publishing, which debuted
with its Winter 2006 Holiday issue on October 1. The title's circulation is 890,000 copies
and will increase publication frequency to bi-monthly with the September/October 2007 issue. New magazine about commercial construction
Ned Cramer is editor-in-chief of the Hanley Wood title, which is due to premier this month. Additional information was not immediately available. Boost your industry knowledge by signing up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Enter
your email in the box to the left or send a message to Meg Weaver at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.
Samira Feda is editor-in-chief of this new publication, which debuted with the June issue. The
magazine is bilingual: half published in English and half in Dari, an Afghan dialect of Farsi.
Distribution is by subscription and the website is http://www.zebamagazine.com.
New magazine for preschoolers
Regional magazine planned for early spring October 6, 2006 - CHARLOTTESVILLE HOUSE & HOME is for central Virginia homeowners seeking
home and garden design trend information as well as regional resources for home projects. New health magazine to launch
Jerry Shazer is editor of this bi-monthly publication, which is slated to debut in January 2007. The
title is a partnership between Active Interest Media and Wild Oats Markets. 100,000 copies
will be distributed at Wild Oats stores nationwide. WONDERTIME has a new senior editor as of November 13,
Lexi Walters. (October 31) EVERY DAY WITH RACHAEL RAY will increase its ratebase to 1.3 million in February and to 1.7
million in August 2007. (October 27) FITNESS has a new fitness editor, Lindsey Emery. (October 23) ELLE DECOR has a new executive editor, Mitchell Owens. (October 19) TOWN & COUNTRY has several new staffers: Zoe Settle and Andrew Sessa as assistant editors;
Sarah Medford as arts,culture and design editor. (October 5) FORTUNE will have a new senior editor on October 24, Sarah Slobin. (October 2) SELF DISHES will publish two issues (May and September) in 2007 and increase the ratebase by 100,000 to 850,000. (October 2) UTNE will return to its original name, UTNE READER. (October 2) BUSINESSWEEK - senior editor Elizabeth Weiner is leaving her position. (October 2) ITEM has been acquired by Media That Deelivers. (October 2) ARCHITECTURE and ARCHITECTURAL LIGHTING have been acquired by Hanley Wood. ARCHITECTURE will be merged with ARCHITECT. (October 2) CREATING KEEPSAKES, CREATIVE MACHINE EMBROIDERY, PAPER CRAFTS, SEW NEWS, MCCALLS QUILTING, QUICK QUILTS, QUILTER'S NEWSLETTER MAGAZINE, QUILTMAKER, SIMPLE SCRAPBOOKS, and STEP BY STEP BEADS have been acquired by Enthusiast Media LLC, an entity formed by affiliates of Sandler Capital Management. (October 2) GROUNDS MAINTENANCE will cease publication following the October issue. (October 2) |
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October 24, 2006 - BEACH VOLLEYBALL
MAGAZINE focuses on the beach lifestyle with coverage on professional, semi-pro, international,
local, and national youth tournaments. Additional topics include game history, player profiles,
strategy tips, and nutrition and training.
October 24, 2006 - J. MORGAN
MAGAZINE will offer practical knowledge and advice on achieving personal goals. Topics
include health and wellness, personal growth, wealth and finance, relationships, humanities,
travel, and current global issues. The targeted readership is educated men and women 30
and over.
October 24, 2006 - MDMINUTE
is a series of waiting room magazines that will be offered in ten distinct editions: allergies/asthma,
arthritis, cancer, dermatology, diabetes, digestion/diet, general health, heart health, mental
health, and women's/family health. Common topics in all editions include news, nutrition,
treatment, journal watch, technical tools, and smart self care.
October 24, 2006 - ESCONDIDO
MAGAZINE "highlights the community's culture through its people and establishments" and
covers shopping, dining and entertainment opportunities in and near Escondido, CA.
October 24, 2006 - VOGUE
LIVING is targeted at women "who are in the orbit of Vogue" and "reads more like
a fashion magazine than a shelter title." The scope is on both American and international
home design.
October 16,
2006 - EDIBLE IOWA RIVER VALLEY is the latest edition to the collection of Edible Communities
magazines. The focus is on celebrating the food and culture of Iowa with articles about
local farmers and producers who supply the marketplaces from Des Moines to the Mississippi River. 
October 16, 2006 - BIG
BLACK BOOK covers the luxury men's market and features style tips, social etiquette how-tos,
insights into luxury brands, and fashion coverage.
October 16, 2006 - &.
(yes that is the actual name) magazine features a specific world-view topic with each
issue. The debut Autumn issue reported on the harmony between men and women and will be
followed with coverage about creativity, fashion, and travel.
October 16, 2006 - WINTERTHUR
MAGAZINE is all about the upcoming exhibitions, seasonal wonders, art collections, preservation
efforts, and behind-the-scenes looks at Henry Francis du Pont's Winterthur family estate.
October 16, 2006 - X-OLOGY
will "showcase the many surprising and resonant technology-related stories, ideas and individuals
that are shaping Southeast Michigan." Content is both educational and entertaining
and each issue will focus on a specific technology industry.
October 16, 2006 - VMIX and PRODIGY
are two new VIBE supplements planned for 2007.
October 9, 2006 - PERPETUAL
TOXINS, an online magazine covering the arts and entertainment scene for Long Island and the
NYC area, is going to print. Primary coverage is about local bands, art galleries, film festivals,
and museums.
October 9, 2006 - COTTAGES AND
BUNGALOWS will focus on historical homes built from the 1890s to the 1950s. Topics include
how-to restoration, detailed information on period kitchens and baths, arts and crafts, and home
accessories.
October 9, 2006 - LUXE is
a new high end magazine covering Canadian lifestyle and travel.
October 9, 2006 - SIMPLY
SMART is "the insider’s guide to the best in dining, shopping, travel and everyday
fun." Additional topics include fashion, finances, health and fitness, and profiles
of inspirational women. The target audience is active women from 33- to 50-years-old looking
for money-saving tips and information.
October 6, 2006 - ARCHITECT
will appeal to a community of designers and cover "technological change, social and environmental
sustainability, business, growth, practice management, and design" as related to the commercial
construction industry.
October 6, 2006 - ZEBA, the Farsi
word for beautiful, is about Afghan culture in the U.S. and is designed to appeal to both the
young and old alike. Topics include music, travel, leisure, design, fashion, sports, and
profiles, but shies away from politics or religion.
October 6, 2006 - SALVO is a
Christian magazine aimed at young people. Content is designed to "raise questions
about where we're headed as a society."
October 6, 2006 - HIGHLIGHTS
HIGH FIVE helps parents encourage and nurture their young child's development. Content
for 2- to 6-year-olds includes read-aloud stories, stories that introduce the Spanish language,
simple nonfiction articles, puzzles, crafts, cooking, and poems.
October 6, 2006 - WILD OATS
MAGAZINE will cover diet and exercise, wellness, nutrition, organic foods, and overall health
improvement.
