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May 8, 2008 - NORTHERN KENTUCKY REAL ESTATE, a new, free magazine, is now available in Kroger, Wal-Mart, banks, realtors' offices, and other locations in the Northern KY area. The publication targets home buyers and sellers in Campbell, Kenton, Boone, Gallatin, Grant, Owen, and Pendleton counties. Some 30,000 copies of the magazine made up the initial printing. Beyond the listings of existing homes, new home construction, multi-family properties, lots on which to build, and community directories, the magazine also includes information on topics such as how home mortgages work, how much house a buyer can should consider, and home inspections.

The magazine is published by the Northern KY Association of Realtors. Jim Schack is president.

May 8, 2008 - ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT QUARTERLY will launch in August 2008. The quarterly publication will be exclusively for executive managers, providing solutions for intricate IT issues. Written mostly by IT executives, the magazine will create a niche for communication between executives, IT professionals, and business solution planners on a functional, rather than a purely theoretical level. The magazine will also feature reviews of new products and experiences.

EMQ will be distributed to 42,000 business and technology decision-makers in mid to large organizations, throughout all major industries. Marina Ricci is the editor-in-chief, and Boston Hannah International is the publisher.

May 8, 2008 - CURRENT ORTHOPAEDIC PRACTICE is a peer-reviewed, general orthopaedic journal that translates clinical research into best practices for diagnosing, treating, and managing musculoskeletal disorders. The journal publishes original articles in the form of clinical research, invited special focus reviews, and general reviews, as well as original articles on innovations in practice, case reports, point/counterpoint, and diagnostic imaging. Published bimonthly, the journal covers the spine, shoulder, elbow, wrist, hand, hip, knee, and foot and ankle, as well as pediatric orthopaedics, orthopaedic trauma, and sports medicine. The target market includes orthopaedic surgeons, trauma surgeons, clinicians, and researchers worldwide, physical and rehabilitation specialists, and other clinical professionals with an interest in new and established orthopaedic surgical techniques as well as the comprehensive treatment and management of the orthopaedic patient. Circulation is 1,000.

Dr. Andrew Crenshaw is the editor-in-chief. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins is the publisher.

May 8, 2008 - MEMOIR (AND) is a new magazine seeking submissions of personal accounts through, as its tag line implies, autobiographical prose, poetry, essays, graphics, lies, and more. Writers can send submissions by going to http://www.memoirjournal.com/submissions/. Published biannually by the Memoir Journal Foundation, the magazine is available by subscription and in bookstores.

May 8, 2008 - RACE/ETHNICITY: MULTIDISCIPLINARY GLOBAL CONTEXTS is a peer-reviewed journal that offers new ways for scholars, activists, and practitioners of the subject to exchange vital information, perspectives, and insights with each other. The publication contains comprehensive investigations, field pieces, and original essays that map the evolution of scholarly engagement with the theme.

It is published biannually by Indiana University Press and is available by subscription. The editors are John Powell and Mac Stewart.

May 8, 2008 - SPORTS NORTHWEST MAGAZINE is a new, monthly publication from Media Index Publishing Group. Targeted to residents and fans of OR and WA (and not just their sports teams), the magazine covers destinations; sports gear; existing and growing sports like disc golf, kiteboarding, mountain biking, and fantasy baseball; as well as minor league teams and the better-known Seahawks, Sonics, and Trailblazers.

Seth Kolloen is the editor. The magazine is available on newsstands and by subscription.

May 8, 2008 - SUCCESS has relaunched after ceasing operations in 2001. The magazine is targeting the growing sector of entrepreneurs and home-based and small-business owners by including features that cover practical advice, ideas, tips and training on leadership, goal-setting, time-management, selling, and motivation. Renowned authors, experts, and thought leaders provide information to enhance business, relationships, wealth, and well-being. Currently bimonthly, the magazine will go monthly in October 2008. Circulation is 500,000. Distribution is by subscription and through national sales at major bookstores and retail outlets.

May 8, 2008
• GREEN CONSTRUCTION PURCHASING is a retooled version of CONSTRUCTION PURCHASING, reflecting strong reader demand for information regarding green construction products and services. The magazine will serve the US green building market by reaching the largest commercial contractors and builders, architects, engineers, distributors and suppliers, all parties responsible for purchasing green construction materials. Each issue will focus on case studies, sourcing, technology, management, and product news. The magazine will reach 12,000 print subscribers and is published by Milo Media LLC.
• CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY is set to launch in Fall 2008, targeting commercial tool, supplies, and light equipment distributors and rental businesses. The publication's goal is to help readers do their jobs better, more effectively, and more efficiently. This magazine is also published by Milo Media LLC, with each issue focusing on case studies, sourcing, technology, management, and product news. Distribution will be by subscription, with a circulation of 15,000.
• KARIBBEAN UNDER ONE is a new magazine aimed at Central Florida's growing Caribbean community. The publication is edited by Michelle Allman, a Jamaican immigrant. The glossy quarterly grew out of her former newsletter. In addition to articles about cultural events and profiles of newsmakers and new businesses, the magazine covers health, immigration, and religion.
• DISNEY EN FAMILIA will debut its premier issue on July 14, 2008. Disney Publishing Worldwide is launching this magazine targeting Hispanic moms who reside in the US and want to preserve their heritage and traditions. The quarterly publication will be completely Spanish language, offering parenting tips, recipes, party ideas, learning fun, travel tips, and ideas for preserving cultural traditions. Each cover will spotlight a different Latino celebrity parent and his or her everyday life with children. In addition, a Disney section will showcase previews of Disney movies, products, and attractions.

May 6, 2008 - EDIBLE ALLEGHENY is another new foodie magazine that will showcase local products, this time focusing on the Allegheny region of Western Pennsylvania. The magazine will publish bimonthly from April through December and welcomes essays, compositions, and features from the local food community. Stories and anecdotes about farming, gardening, and making the region more sustainable can be sent to editorial@edibleallegheny.com. Regular features in the magazine, which targets affluent, civic-minded readers, will cover food news, books, and culture; seasonal menus, recipes, and fresh ingredients; experiences about community-supported agriculture; regional restaurants cooking with local ingredients; local wineries, breweries, and enthusiasts; and a listing of farmers' markets and green events.

Christine Tumpson is the editor of this new magazine from Whirl Publishing. Distribution is by subscription.

May 6, 2008 - EDIBLE FINGER LAKES, a new culinary magazine featuring Central New York, is dedicated to celebrating and promoting the regional food scene, with a focus on the many farms, vineyards, culinary artisans, chefs and home cooks, farmers’ markets, food shops, country inns, restaurants, and cafes.

Michael Welch is the publisher of this quarterly magazine from Edible Communities Publications that targets affluent, educated, community-minded consumers who are passionate about local foods and sustainability. Stories are people-based and the pages are filled with color photography, artwork, and recipes.

The publication is distributed at wineries, grocery stores, and bistros in the 14 counties that comprise Central New York, and by subscription. Advertisers receive a free supply to give away to customers.

May 6, 2008 - FOOD NETWORK MAGAZINE is the tentative title of a new publication to be launched through a team effort of The Hearst Corporation and the Food Network. The bimonthly magazine will target food lovers and cover trends, products, and everything else related to food and cooking. The first issue is set to debut in Fall 2008.

May 6, 2008
● SPACES is a new magazine from The Day Publishing Company that will debut on July 2, 2008, targeting readers in eastern Connecticut and focusing on the region and how to make one's home more comfortable and beautiful, inside and out. Stories will cover the latest kitchen wares; food; gardening; before-and-after home-improvement projects; local designers, builders, and remodelers; and some of the most beautiful homes in the region. The monthly publication will be edited by
Eileen McNamara.
● NJ TUNERS is a just-released seasonal magazine dedicated to serving the import car tuners of New Jersey. Every issue features modified Jersey rides, coverage of Jersey events, reviews of products, and tech talk.
● NEW MEXICO BUSINESS MAGAZINE will be a new regional business title from Vertical Ascent, LLC, targeting CEOs, high-level executives, managers, and owners of small businesses. The magazine effectively replaces the NEW MEXICO BUSINESS JOURNAL, which closed shop earlier this year. Doug Stinewill serve as publisher.

May 5, 2008 - THE NEXT50 is intended to reach affluent baby boomers in Central Virginia. The bimonthly magazine, just launched by Target Media, includes articles on second home and second careers, financial planning, local resources for retirement planning and caring for elderly parents, and active lifestyle issues from fitness to nutrition, travel, gardening, and cultural and dining offerings. Publisher Eric Lund's target audience is under 65, the adult children of seniors who are influential decision makers in their parents' assisted living. (The magazine carries a number of ads for such facilities.) And like Lund himself, his readers also may be responsible for young children. "I have an eight- and a ten-year-old," he says.

With an initial run of 15,000 copies, THE NEXT50 is distributed free on over 200 news rack locations in a nine-county region of Central Virginia in and around Charlottesville. Additional distribution is made to professional and real estate offices, medical offices, and active 50+ and seniors’ communities, and 2,000 copies are distributed inside home-delivered and newsstand copies of the Sunday New York Times in Central Virginia.

May 5, 2008 - EDDIES: REFLECTIONS ON FISHERIES AND CONSERVATION is a seasonal magazine targeted to anyone interested in fish culture and conservation. It is published by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in keeping with its mission of working to conserve, protect, and enhance fish, wildlife, and plants and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people. Topics covered include fish species, habitats, catching fish, the tackle industry, and profiles of important players in fishing culture.

Craig Springer is editor of this new publication, which is distributed by subscription.

May 5, 2008 - VITAL, a new magazine that will target the people behind the ethanol industry, as well as the people most impacted by the benefits the industry has to offer, will be printed on 100% recycled paper. POET, a leading ethanol producer is the publisher. Each issue will include articles on the future of ethanol, community profiles, environmental advancements and industry issues, along with POET biorefining updates and editorial columns.

The quarterly publication is available by subscription and has an audience of 10,000. Jeff Broin is the CEO.

May 6, 2008 - CALIFORNIA GREEN MAGAZINE, NEVADA GREEN MAGAZINE, and HAWAII GREEN MAGAZINE will be launched on July 1, 2008, by The Green Living Expo. Printed on 100% recycled paper with soy-based ink, the quarterly publications are dedicated to a better life through smarter living. The magazines target affluent readers with eco-friendly products and services, and sections dedicated to green kids, building and remodeling, health and beauty, organic and natural products, green livng, eco-fashion, eco-cars, associations and non-profits, and natural food. Each magazine is a promotion tool for green events and their advertisers. Each magazine will have a distribution of 40,000 to start. They will be distributed in the top 18 markets in California, Nevada, and Hawaii, by subscription and in locations such as natural health food stores, grocery stores, and salons.

May 6, 2008 - VERENA KNITTING will launch its North American distribution this summer. Available in Europe for ages, the North American edition will feature Americanized knitting instructions, lots of explanations, and pictures. Verena appeals to the young knitter's fashion sense and the veteran knitter's desire for classic patterns. The magazine targets sophisticated knitters who are looking for the best in yarns and accessories.

Vikant Crafts Publishing will distribute 150,000 copies of the North America edition in knitting shops and by subscription. Valerie Kurita is the editor of this quarterly magazine.

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May 5, 2008 - CONDO OWNER MONTHLY, a magazine targeted to condominium owners and condo advertisers in Rhode Island. The publication reports on the benefits of being a condo owner in today's economy. Topics covered include achieving financial independence by owning a condo, making a condo more energy efficient, and updated condo fire codes.

Douglas Guilbert is the editor of this monthly magazine, which is available by subscription and published by Condo Enterprises, LLC.

May 2, 2008 - The Monmouth County (NJ) Arts Council has just released X● IT ARTZENE, a new quarterly magazine that strives to bring visibility to the art happenings in the county. Features include X●it Art, where you find out where you could wind up if you took any Monmouth County ramp off the Garden State Parkway and followed directions to a fine or funky art experience; In Strange Places, which celebrates the unconventional and looks to linkages that might not be obvious; Legends and Legacies, which honors the creative continuum, the blending of different generations of artists; and Check It Out, which connects a vast network of arts organizations and events across the county.

Members of the Monmouth County Arts Council will have the magazine mailed to their homes. Claudia Ansorge is editor-in-chief.

May 2, 2008 - Pineapple Media Ltd. just launched DOSSIER, a biannual journal that features interviews, essays, photography, poetry, drawings, fiction, film reviews, recipes, and fashion profiles. Skye Parrot is the creative director, and Katherine Krause is the editorial director. The magazine was born out of their desire to provide a forum for many of the creative people they know to contribute projects and ideas in a free form magazine.

May 2, 2008 - Hillside is the new publisher of HEART & MIND, which has relaunched under the new name, MATER ET MAGISTRA. The magazine targets Catholic educators with the tag line, "Educating the Heart and Mind in the Catholic Home." Features include a unit study pull-out section; resource reviews; and columns on literature, science, and the Liturgical Year. There are lots of opportunities for readers to contribute. Distribution is by subscription.

May 2, 2008 - EVOKE MAGAZINE, a new publication written for and by Canadian youth, will soon be distributed to young Canadians from coast to coast. The magazine's goal is to engage today’s youth to be productive citizens, participate in their community, build strong relationships, reach their full potential, and be leaders and innovators of tomorrow. EVOKE will feature articles on social issues, sports, health, technology, academic achievement, music, culture and diversity, art, gaming, fashion, relationships, and myths and legends.

Michelle Forsyth is the publisher, and Dane Cove is the editor-in-chief. EVOKE accepts solicited and unsolicited articles from youth all across Canada. Go to www.evokemagazine.ca for submission guidelines.

May 2, 2008 - Vegas Style Publishing is getting set to launch VIDEOSTAR MAGAZINE, which will concentrate on the music video, television, and film industry. The target audience includes people who yearn to become the next actress or model conquering the entertainment and fashion industry. The magazine will explore all sides of the business from production, to the procurement of models, to insights on how to break into the business.

The release date is May 10, 2008. The publication will be distributed in the top 18 US markets.

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May 1, 2008● Wal-Mart has gotten into the publishing business with the release of a new magazine supplement, 30 DAYS OF HOME. This home design publication will be used to promote Wal-Mart's Canopy line of home furnishings. The supplement will be distributed free at Wal-Mart stores and in the June issues of COUNTRY LIVING; GOOD HOUSEKEEPING; HOUSE BEAUTIFUL, O AT HOME, O: THE OPRAH MAGAZINE, and REDBOOK.
● The Glover Group has launched NASHVILLE ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT, a city entertainment guide to local art, theater, dining, music, history, shopping, and professional sports. In addition to newsstand sales, the magazine will be distributed by the Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau and the Nashville Chamber of Commerce.
● The Repository (newspaper) of Stark County, Ohio, just launched ABOUT, a monthly magazine focused on county residents. "About will provide connections for Stark County residents who are already living their best life — it will show their faces, affirm their lifestyle and help them perfect their lives," said About Editor Darla Brown. The magazine will be delivered to doorsteps in select neighborhoods as a sample, and is available for purchase at The Repository and at several retail locations. Subscriptions are also available.
● Bantam Spectra just launched SPECTRA PULSE, a magazine for science fiction and fantasy fans. The publication features articles, excerpts, and interviews from Spectra authors, as well as specially-commissioned art, Spectra news, staff picks, and games and puzzles. Copies of the inaugural issue are available at comic book conventions.

Vegas Style Publishing will release the first issue of HIP HOP BUSINESS JOURNAL on May 10, 2008. The new magazine will focus on the business aspect of the hip-hop culture and the impact it has worldwide by highlighting the value of education, wealth management and entrepreneurship. The target audience is Generation X and Y enthusiasts of the genre. HHBJ will be distributed in the top 18 US markets.

April 29, 2008 - MIR Communications will soon launch CANADIAN TEEN GIRL, an inspirational magazine targeted to the demographic represented by its title. The publication will promote a healthy and positive body image featuring female athletes and musicians rather than models. Every issue will include articles on street style, social and environmental responsibility, career advice and information, eco-chic fashion, general fashion and beauty, and movie, book, and music reviews.

Alexandra Kimball is the editor-in-chief of the quarterly publication that will have an initial circulation of 200,000 and be distributed in over 500 urban high schools in major markets.

April 29, 2008 - New York Media Holdings, publishers of NEW YORK, debuted their spinoff publication, NEW YORK LOOK, on April 15. This twice-a-year fashion magazine focuses on the bi-annual fashion week season, with coverage of behind-the-scenes fashion week logistics and politics, parties, personalities, and the creative process.

The magazine is edited by Maya Powell, is available on newsstands and by subscription, and is expected to have the same affluent readership as its upscale big sister, NEW YORK. The next issue of NEW YORK LOOK will be published in November 2008.

April 29, 2008 - THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER has launched an East Coast version dubbed THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: PREMIER EDITION. The publication will have daily morning delivery to New York subscribers and additional circulation of 10,000 on Manhattan newsstands. The magazine will offer day and date coverage of the New York and East Coast entertainment markets with a focus on news, analysis, and data from Wall Street to Madison Avenue. It will also provide industry news from Hollywood and around the world.

April 29, 2008 - The National Collegiate Athletic Association has launched CHAMPION, a quarterly magazine with the mission of illustrating how good people do great things to support intercollegiate athletics. CHAMPION is written and edited for the NCAA membership, but the topics are of interest to individuals who follow the issues surrounding intercollegiate sports. Each issue recaps NCAA news from the previous three months, including a regular column from NCAA President Myles Brand, reader feedback and commentary, news developments, short profiles on people involved in college sports, summaries of activity from around the Association, recaps of championships, statistics, research, puzzles, book and movie updates, and media reviews.

Copies of each issue are provided at no charge to athletic administrators and coaches at more than 1,000 NCAA member institutions. Annual subscriptions are also available. Gary Brown is the editor of this magazine with a circulation of 30,000.

April 29, 2008 – Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp., current owner of Dow Jones News Service, will have Ellen Asmodeo-Giglio and Tina Gaudoin as publisher and editor-in-chief, respectively, of WSJ., its upcoming weekend magazine. (Yes, the period is part of the magazine’s name.) This luxury lifestyle quarterly magazine will debut in September with a U.S. circulation of 800,000 targeted to the 15 largest metro markets, including subscribers with a median household income of $300,000, plus a newsstand distribution. An addition 167,000 copies will be distributed in Europe and Asia. The company hopes to make WSJ. monthly in 2009.

With “The Luxury of Choice” as its tagline, Gaudoin says she intends to make WSJ. “…the authority on modern wealth,” and that the magazine will differentiate itself with wit and irreverence.

April 29, 2008
● On Father’s Day, Promise Keepers Canada will launch SEVEN, a Christian magazine with a primary audience of Canadian men. The magazine will uphold Christian principles, be thoroughly rooted in Christian understandings, and provide information and perspectives grounded in a biblically informed worldview, but it will not shirk from an edgy approach and no topic is off limits.
● BEACHBLVD BRIDE, a coastal Mississippi magazine designed to help engaged couples plan their weddings, will launch in June as a spin-off of the one-year-old BEACHBLVD magazine published by the Sun Herald. It will appear twice a year and be mailed free to each bride whose engagement is announced in the Sun Herald. It also will be distributed at key bridal registries through the area, in all advertiser locations, and at bridal events. Dana Sleger is the magazine's editor.
● Curtis Circulation recently debuted the first issue of GIRLS GONE WILD magazine, which follows in the footsteps of its similarly-named older sister, the GIRLS GONE WILD video/DVD series. The target audience is 18-to-35-year-olds. Each bimonthly issue will feature editorials and pictorials of the scantily-clad Girls Gone Wild girls, tours and events, and a DVD.
● The Star Press of Indiana will launch M MUNCIE MAGAZINE in mid-June 2008. Larry Shores will be the editor of this upscale, quarterly magazine aimed at people with an interest in travel, dining out, recipes from local and regional chefs, arts and culture activities, recreation, healthy living advice, financial tips, fashion trends and home décor. The magazine targeted advertisers who want to reach that audience, but will be available for sale at select newsstands. A subscription service is also likely.

April 24, 2008 – THE GOSPEL MAGAZINE is a relative newcomer that bills itself as “the official voice of gospel entertainment.” Partners Yusuf Vernon and Aundre Franklin, age 27 and 29, respectively, are targeting an equally young demographic of readers with features that include interviews with gospel entertainers; reviews of movies, CDs, and stage productions; and testimonies. Advertising is restricted to religious topics.

This quarterly publication has a print-run of 40,000-50,000. Its distribution is currently limited to Atlanta and all of Florida, with mass mailings to radio stations, music conferences, and record labels across the country.

April 24, 2008 – SHARP, a luxury lifestyle publication for ambitious and successful men debuted on April 21. Targeted at Canadian men aged 25-54, who value intelligence, style and sophistication in their personal brand, Sharp is published six times per year with a circulation of 150,000. Starting in June, Sharp will be distributed in Air Canada’s Maple Leaf lounges.

The magazine covers health and wellness, music, entertainment, alcohol, recipes, style tips, gadgets, and issues of social significance and global scope. It also includes celebrity interviews.

Michael La Fave is the editorial director of this new publication from Contempo Media, Inc.

April 24, 2008 - POSITIVELY GREEN, new quarterly magazine geared towards women who want a no-nonsense solution guide to living a greener, healthier life, will launch in bookstores and retail stores nationwide in early August. The magazine is the brainchild of publisher and editor Kelly Magill.

Features will incorporate travel, fashion, gossip, cooking, health, home decor, and juggling work and children.

April 24, 2008 - Saltscapes magazine has partnered with the QEII Foundation to launch LIVING HEALTHY IN ATLANTIC CANADA, a bi-annual magazine with a focus on health, medicine and disease prevention. We have some of the highest and worst statistics in the country for incidence of cancer, cardiovascular ailments, and diabetes. We are not a healthy community,” says editor and co-publisher Jim Gourlay. He would eventually like to turn the magazine into a quarterly.

The magazine will feature content relating to fitness, diet, weight control, mental health, chemical ingestion, air pollution, diet supplements, men's and women's health, research and technology, holistic health, new surgical procedures, and regional health statistics in comparison to the rest of Canada and other nations. About 35,000 copies will be distributed as an insert with Saltscapes, with an additional 15,000 available at hospitals and in patient waiting rooms throughout the Atlantic Canada region.

April 24, 2008 - In June 2008, Studio Publications will debut 50,000 copies of a luxury lifestyle biannual magazine called INSPIRED THINKING. Created for high-net-worth customers of Manitoba's Wellington West Capital, most of the initial copies will be delivered to those clients. The publication will have expert opinions on new developments on the travel, style and culinary fronts.

The magazine's goal is to inspire readers to celebrate their success and enjoy the food, wine, cultural, and fashion scenes across Canada and abroad.

April 24, 2008
● BLENDED, a glossy monthly lifestyle magazine distributed in the Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River counties of Florida, focuses on people of color who have created successful businesses in the local community. Publisher and managing editor is Jay Lundy, Sr.
● TENNIS VIEW is TAZ Publications’ new magazine for the female recreational tennis player. The primary reader is 35+; married with children; educated; belongs to a tennis club; plays league tennis regularly; is fitness-, health- and beauty-conscious; enjoys travel, luxury items, and fine dining; and is socially connected and influential. The Tennis View reader wants to learn how to enjoy and improve her game, what new equipment and apparel are available, and be entertained in the process.
● FEEDFRONT, a new magazine from Missy Ward and Shawn Collins of Affiliate Summit, will launch in June 2008. The magazine targets affiliate marketers, and the initial run of 5,000 copies will be sent to past Affiliate Summit attendees. The publication will focus on breaking into the affiliate marketing industry, tips on being an affiliate and an affiliate marketer, and the future of affiliate marketing.

April 22, 2008 – CanadianBeading.ca recently launched CANADIAN BEADING, a quarterly magazine that is designed to address the needs and dreams of Canadian beaders and bead suppliers, and foster the industry in Canada. Each issue will look at beading in a different culture. This feature will be called "World on a String," and will, in future issues, look at parts of India, China, Southeast Asia, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America.

Other features include an advice column, contests, and over a dozen articles on beading projects, including some for kids.

April 22, 2008 – The inaugural issue of SPLURGE hit the newsstands this month, touting itself as a publication that “decodes and defaces the ostentation of contemporary consumer culture: by any means necessary.” Often profane and frequently irreverent, SPLURGE includes prose, poetry, fiction, non-fiction, photo essays, and visual art. There is also a section of sardonic classified ads that are socially or politically relevant.

Devin McCawley is the editor of this publication from Greensleeve Editions of Edmonton, Canada.

The magazine targets those who appreciate poking fun at the motivators of consumer action and inaction.

COPY: April 22, 2008 – COLOR AND AROMA is “written for the enjoyment of wine, food, and life and exploring the trends and drivers of art and style in Southern California.” It’s geared to those who enjoy the finer aspects of living. Additional topics include fashion, travel, and entertainment.

This bi-monthly magazine is published by OC Grapevine. While initial distribution targets Southern California, by year’s-end, the publisher plans distribution in Chicago, New York, and Las Vegas.

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April 22, 2008 - World Wrestling Entertainment® recently debuted WWE KIDS, a new consumer magazine targeting 6-to-14-year-olds. The bi-monthly launched on April 15 and was supported with a comprehensive cross-platform blitz, including a 100,000-unit pallet promotion in Wal-Mart stores.

“With content ranging from fitness and nutrition to geography to esteem building, ‘WWE Kids’ will appeal to children, their parents, and their teachers. Young fans will get to know their favorite Superstars through activity-based art projects, fun games, interviews and trivia,” said Editorial Director Tony Romando.

March 28, 2008
• SIERRA NEVADA BOOMERS is an active lifestyle magazine for 50+ residents in the Reno, Lake Tahoe, and Carson City areas. Topics include news, money, health, travel, relationships, new careers, events and entertainment. Peter Kostes is the executive editor of this quarterly Sierra Nevada Media Group publication. The debut issue is available on newsstands.
• GOODCAUSE is for the residents of Austin, TX who are interested in philanthropy and volunteer work in the area. The focus is on raising awareness about the needs of Central Texans, as well as profiling donors and philanthropists. Monica Maldonado Williams is at the helm of this October Custom Publishing magazine, and is actively seeking writers for the premiere issue. The publishing frequency, circulation, and distribution is not yet defined.
• Q’S BLACKBOOK is a regional lifestyle magazine for the Ypsilanti, MI area. Topics range from serious profiles, news, entertainment reviews, local fashion, and health and fitness, to uplifting and fun trivia items. Quincy Robinson oversees this publication, which debuted in December and will publish its next issue in late April.

March 26, 2008
• 805 WEDDINGS caters to affluent women in the California counties of Ventura, Santa Barbara, and San Luis Obispo. Topics include “stylish options for fashion, jewelry, photography, flowers, invitations, caterers, ceremony and reception venues, and honeymoon destinations.” Lynne Andujar is editor-in-chief of this 3Digit Media magazine, a sister title to 805 LIVING. 25,000 copies of the annual were distributed this month; a bi-annual frequency is being considered for 2009.
• COLOR AND AROMA is a lifestyle magazine for affluent southern Californians. Coverage ranges from wine, food, living, and entertainment to style, art, fashion and travel. The bi-monthly title, published by OC Grapevine, debuted this month with a distribution of 40,000 copies. Distribution expansion to Chicago, New York and Las Vegas is expected by the end of the year.
• ANGLER offers “fishing stories, how-to information and important lobbying information.” Published by the Boat Owners Association of the United States, 50,000 copies of the debut issue were distributed this month to association members and in West Marine boating stores nationwide. The publishing frequency is three times per year.
• The VANCOUVER BUSINESS JOURNAL is for area business professionals, entrepreneurs, business managers and business owners. The focus is on news, events and B2B networking. Filomena Spitale is editor of this monthly Canwest Publishing magazine, which debuted earlier this year with a circulation of 16,000.

March 24, 2008• WWE KIDS aims to engage 6- to 14-year-olds into the world of wrestling, with fun, age-appropriate content. Shane McMahon, Executive Vice President of global media for WWE, is at the helm of the bi-monthly magazine, which will launch on April 15.
• MILLER-MCCUNE will be “providing well-researched solutions to society’s most serious problems.” Content will come from “leaders in the fields of government, academia, business, philanthropy and journalism.” John Mecklin is the editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly magazine, which launched on March 20 in the U.S. and Canada. The title is published by the Miller-McCune Center for Research, Media and Public Policy, with support from its sister foundation, Sage Publications.
• ETHANOL RETAILER targets the 22,000 independent fuel retailers with content ranging from resources, legislation, and technical issues, to news and success stories. Publisher Robert White oversees this quarterly magazine, which was recently launched by the Ethanol Promotion and Information Council.
• SUSQUEHANNA BUSINESS LIFE chronicles business challenges, growth, and how-to knowledge for companies in central Pennsylvania. Publisher Erica Shames, who is also at the helm of sister title SUSQUEHANNA LIFE, will debut this magazine in April. Distribution is by direct mail to 15,000 business executives in the area. A second issue in October is planned.

March 24, 2008 - PRECOGNITO offers "practical information and helpful hints that are certain to promote positive change in your life." The focus is on "accessing the spirit world for inspiration" and offering information on products of interest.

Kim Stempien is publisher/editor of this quarterly Ozz Media magazine, which debuted with the Spring 2007 issue. 10,000 copies are distributed to retailers, with an increase to 50,000 copies planned for the Fall 2008 issue. A bi-monthly publication schedule is expected in 2009.

March 21, 2008 – EOS CLASS is the new in-flight magazine for Eos Airlines, which travels between London and New York City, and in May, will add Newark, NJ. Topics cover lifestyle, business, and personal interests of Eos guests that include travel, shopping, food and the arts.

The quarterly magazine is published by Elite Traveler and debuted in mid-March. Distribution is through on-board flights, Eos lounges, and at select establishments in the destination cities.

March 21, 2008
• HOPE TODAY MAGAZINE “tackles life situations on an inspirational level.” Topics range from sports, history, and business news information to profiles, music, women’s insights and men’s views. John Parks oversees this bi-monthly title, which launched one year ago.
• EDIBLE GRAND TRAVERSE is the newest food lifestyle publication in the Edible Communities group. Publishers Charlie Wunsch and Barb Tholin offer residents in northwest Michigan information about “what’s in season, where to find it, and how to enjoy the best.” Topics include profiles and overviews of farmers, fishermen, vintners, brewmasters, chefs, home cooks and artisan food producers. The magazine debuts with the Spring 2008 issue, which can be found at area food stores and farmstands.
• PASADENA MAGAZINE is for the residents of Pasadena, CA. Lifestyle coverage includes “the people, places and events that define the subtle beauty, the easy lifestyle and the rich heritage” of the region. Topics range from dining and entertainment to culture, fashion and business information. The monthly publication premiered in late August 2007.
• SOLUTIONS AT HAND is a home improvement magazine targeting people in the Ocean County, NJ area. The main categories are decorating and design, home improvement and basics, kitchen and bath, outdoor living and landscaping, and home technology. This quarterly Idearc Media publication, in partnership with Meredith Publishing, debuted with the May-July 2007 issue.

March 19, 2008• ROOTS AND WINGS is a parenting resource for the Lunenburg and Queens counties of Nova Scotia. Content includes a “wide array of issues that present themselves to parents on a daily basis.” Allison Rew is editor of this bi-monthly magazine, which debuted with the March/April issue and is distributed in libraries, businesses, and community newspapers.
• COILHOUSE, an online alternative culture blog, is developing its first print issue. Topics range from art and fashion to technology, music and film. Nadya Lev is at the helm of this venture.
• SOLO MAGAZINE targets single people in Wichita, KS with content appropriate for never married or divorced residents who may or may not have children. Laurie Lassley created this bi-monthly magazine, which debuts in late March and will have an initial distribution of 10,000 copies.
• CENTRAL JERSEY MOMS is a regional magazine covering health, happiness, parenting, food, advice, and a feature for dads. The weekly title is a joint venture of the Courier News and Home News Tribune, which debuted in late February. The co-editors are Lisa Intrabartola and Deirdre Pitney.

March 17, 2008 - MARYJANESFARM targets women ages 25-49 with health, environment, and farm-centric lifestyle information. Topics include "organic food, clothes and personal care products."

John Pagliaro is at the publishing helm of this quarterly magazine, which has been acquired by Belvoir Media Group, publishers of sister title MARY ENGELBREIT'S HOME COMPANION. An initial ratebase of 100,000 for the Spring debut issue will most likely grow as the magazine moves to a bi-monthly schedule in 2009.

March 17, 2008
• PAIN PATHWAYS is a business journal about the health care costs and a guide to information about pain. Dr. Richard Rauck oversees this quarterly publication, which debuts this month. 50,000 copies of the inaugural issue are being distributed nationwide.
• THE FUN FINDER is “the ultimate cure for boredom,” with topics ranging from “skydiving, to concerts, to dining at the golf course, and everything in between.” Carey Brown is the founder of this monthly digest-sized guide, with an initial focus on the Gwinnett County, GA area. Additional markets are planned for March 2009.
• ST. MARY’S MESSENGER is along the lines of HIGHLIGHTS, but geared specifically towards children of the Catholic faith. A well-received sample issue is being followed up with plans for national publication beginning in fall.
• PHILLY.MS is for the residents of eastern Mississippi. The main categories of arts, entertainment and culture will include coverage of reviews, movie listings, commentary, previews, upcoming events, and personality profiles. The weekly magazine is a publication of The Neshoba Democrat and debuted at the end of February.

March 14, 2008
• WILLAMETTE WOMAN is a regional lifestyle magazine for the Willamette Valley area of Oregon. Topics include travel, dining, home, multimedia, garden, health and fitness, and finances. Editor Marion Barnes oversees this bi-monthly magazine, which debuted in October 2007 and is distributed at a number of locations.
• LIVING HEALTHY IN ATLANTIC CANADA is all about healthcare news for the region, including lifestyle options, dietary choices, progressive treatment, and research. The bi-annual QEII Foundation magazine will distribute 50,000 copes as a supplement with SALTSCAPES, the partner publishing company, as well as throughout the QEII Health Sciences Centre.
• COCHISE CHOPS is a regional Daytona, FL magazine aimed at the no-frills motorcycle rider and gearhead. James Powell is at the helm of this monthly magazine, which debuted with the February issue and is distributed by subscription and at local motorcycle-related shops.
• COWGIRL LIVING is a western lifestyle magazine for women interested in a western way of life, including tips on juggling family, career and horse activities, western fashion, cowgirl celebrities, and helpful tips for barn and home. Flying A Publishing, based in Lohrville, IA, debuted the bi-monthly magazine with the March/April issue. Distribution is through subscription.
• BIG SKY-SMALL ACRES covers seasonal topics for new small acre landowners in Montana, who may arrive with many questions and misguided notions. A collaboration between several state agencies, the quarterly magazine debuted in December 2007. Distribution is by subscription, which is being handled by the Montana State University, Extension Communications’ office.

March 10, 2008
• SHERMAN TODAY is being distributed to every household and business in Sherman, TX. Published by the Chamber of Commerce, the quarterly magazine “features non-profits, local businesses, and community members.”

• ALTERED COUTURE is “dedicated to altered and embellished clothing and accessories.” The focus is on wearable art and includes creative ideas, inspiration, how-tos, and information on various techniques with different materials and products. Published by Stampington & Company, the quarterly magazine debuted with the Summer 2007 issue.
• DONATO is a beauty, fashion, and lifestyle from hair stylist John Donato, in partnership with Rodenkirchen Communication. Editor Sheila Stanley is at the helm of this magazine, which debuted with the Spring 2008 issue and was distributed as an insert to Toronto-area newspapers and to Donato’s salons. The initial circulation of 120,000 copies may increase with the planned fall and possible holiday issues.
• HEALTH MICHIGAN is a business-to-business magazine for health care professionals. Mark Fellows is editor of this quarterly title, which replaces HEALTH QUARTERLY. The state-wide publication reports on the “state’s health care industry news.”

March 6, 2008 - 520 LIVING derives its name from the region's area code and targets 35- to 55-year-olds in southern Arizona. Topics include "home, dining, recreation, travel, community, health and shopping."

Larry Stinson is the publisher of this quarterly DollarWorks Publishing magazine. The Spring 2008 debut issue has a distribution of 30,000 copies through subscriptions and area bookstores and newsstands.

March 6, 2008
• ALLURE SPA, a sister title to ALLURE magazine, is for women interested in more information about the luxury spa experience, including beauty treatments, diets, and spas providing medical treatments. Nancy Berger Cardone is at the helm of this annual publication, which will debut in September and distribute 200,000 copies to spas and salons nationwide.
• LUXURY AVENUE is a lifestyle magazine focused on fashion, entertainment, art and culture, travel, and events. The target audience represents the top 20 percent of wage earners in the Sioux Falls, SD area. Jon Roberts is the founder of this regional publication and plans to franchise the title into cities throughout the U.S.
• FOOT & ANKLE SPECIALIST targets surgeons, physicians, specialists, practitioners, and therapists with information regarding instability, arthritis, sports, orthopedics, infection, pain, and overall care. Babak Baravarian and Gregory Berlet edit the bi-monthly journal, which is published by Sage Publications and debuted with the February issue.
• OUTREACH is for the residents of Southeast Louisiana and reports on the latest medical advances, wellness information, and events/support offered by the Ochsner Health System. GLC Custom Publishing oversees the bi-annual magazine, which recently released the first issue and has a direct mailing of 250,000 copies.

February 21, 2008 - INTERNET & COMPUTER GUIDE will offer articles "on everything from computer software to the newest place to put your blog and everything in between." Topics include new and valued websites, news on upcoming technology, and web navigational tools.

Jennifer Showalter is editor of this bi-monthly publication from FinditQuick.com. A distribution of 15,000 copies to the U.S. and Canada will begin with the debut issue in early April.

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February 21, 2008 - KNOW is for paralegals looking for illumination on the "tools, tactics and strategies for a successful worklife and lifestyle balance." Topics range from work habit trends and influential people in the industry to networking, case law, technology, resources, and stress reduction information.

Chere Estrin is the founding editor of this bi-monthly magazine, which debuts with the June/July issue. Distribution is through subscriptions and is available in the U.S. and Canada, with a discount for students.

February 21, 2008 - DISCOVERING FAMILY HISTORY targets "people who are starting their genealogy, need a refresher course or are tackling a new aspect of genealogy."

Edward Zapletal is editor of this bi-monthly magazine from Moorshead Magazines, which is headquartered in Toronto. The May/June debut issue, a sister title to FAMILY CHRONICLE and INTERNET GENEALOGY, will have a distribution of 15,000 copies on newsstands in both the U.S. and Canada.

February 21, 2008 - CANADIAN GIRL speaks to the urban teen demographic in a serious manner, with the focus on "girls who are making a difference in their communities or globally." At the same time, fitness, beauty and style will be covered as well.

Alexandra Kimball is editor of this five-issues-per-year magazine, which will launch in May with 200,000 copies distributed to Canadian high schools. Distribution will also be through subscriptions.

February 21, 2008 - OUR IOWA is a regional magazine that captures the best of the state in articles, field reports, and photographs. The tone is conversational, light-hearted, and written in large part by the readers.

Jerry Wiebel is the editor of this bi-monthly publication, which debuted with the December/January issue. The subscriber base is over 23,000, but additional distribution information was not immediately available.

February 15, 2008
The Reader’s Digest Association will discontinue its LIGHT & TASTY publication next month and replace it with HEALTHY COOKING. The 500,000 circulation will shift as well. The focus is on the growing interest in wholesome eating.
• MODERN WITCH targets the witch, pagan and Wiccan community. Content ranges from green technologies and life and family to worldwide views of daily living, fiction and fantasy stories, how-tos, poetry, and tradition. Sandy Lareau is editor of this quarterly magazine, which will be debuting in the near future.
• YH, or YOUR HARTFORD DOT COM magazine, is for professionals in Hartford, CT. The focus is twofold: to “highlight the younger working generation” and “illustrate Hartford’s diversity.” Kashif Quraishi is at the helm of this magazine, which debuted in January and is distributed in clubs, restaurants, and hotels.

February 12, 2008 - N'TOUCH NEW ENGLAND is for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Maine. Content ranges from news and politics to regional entertainment "in the diverse gay communities of New England."

Publisher Bill Berggren oversees this weekly magazine, which is based in Boston and distributing 15,000 copies throughout the six states.

February 12, 2008
• TALK BUSINESS QUARTERLY covers business and political issues in Arkansas, including people, community, and business profiles, and a look at economic data at both the state and local level. Roby Brock is at the helm of this magazine, which recently debuted.
• WORLD AFFAIRS, published on and off since 1837, was re-launched last month. The magazine is a “journal of ideas and debate” regarding U.S. foreign policy. Lawrence Kaplan is editor of this quarterly title, which is published by Heldref Publications and debuted with the Winter 2008 issue.
• JOURNAL OF CARDIOVASCULAR TRANSLATIONAL RESEARCH is a biomedical journal addressing the areas of cellular therapy and genomics in cardiovascular disease. Dr. Nabil Dib and Dr. Jennifer Hall are the editors-in-chief of this quarterly publication, which debuts in March and is published by Springer, a division of Springer Science+Business Media.

February 7, 2008 - GREAT HEALTH is aimed at middle-aged women interested in news about healthcare options, articles on health, wellness, spirituality, healthy eating, health-travel, news, and medical breakthroughs.

Beth Salmon is editor-in-chief of this monthly Basic Media Group magazine, which is being published on behalf of CVS/Pharmacy. The May debut issue will be direct-mailed to 500,000 top tier CVS ExtraCare cardholders.

February 7, 2008 - METROMIX LOS ANGELES, an online daily guide to nightlife in Los Angeles, is going to print. The focus is on trend-oriented news, both local and national about restaurants, bars and clubs, events, music, movies, style, and TV, and the target audience is Los Angeles residents 21- to 29-year-olds.

Alexandra LeTellier is managing editor of this weekly publication, which debuts on February 8.

February 7, 2008 - YUKON, NORTH OF ORDINARY offers content ranging from events, news, and business to trivia, music, and cuisine specific to this Canadian territory.

Lily Gontard is editor of this quarterly Harper Street Publishing magazine, which debuted one year ago. 20,000 copies are distributed as the in-flight magazine for Air North as well as in top hotels and stores throughout Canada.

February 1, 2008 - THE NEW WEST is all about the culture, economy, politics and lifestyle of Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Washington and Oregon. Topics focus on current growth and change, including new developments, sustainable building, and design solutions.

Robert Struckman is editor of this quarterly New West Publishing magazine, which will premiere in April.

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February 1, 2008 - DENVER MAGAZINE will cover topics from wellness, beauty and fashion to city stories, culture, dining, real estate, sports, and area travel destinations.

Editor Dahlia Weinstein oversees this bi-monthly publication, which debuts today. The initial distribution of 35,000 is to high-income neighborhoods and on magazine racks.

February 1, 2008
• LIFE IMAGES combines photography with the story behind the picture. Published quarterly by Stampington & Company, the magazine debuted in January and is actively seeking submissions.

• STRETCHING CANVAS showcases the artwork of tattoo artists using media other than skin. The quarterly magazine is a sister title to TATTOO ART.

• EDUCATION SALES MAGAZINE is a B2B publication targeting education suppliers and vendors. Therese Mageau is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly 1105 Media title, which is due to debut in June with a distribution of 25,000 copies.

January 30, 2008 - VIRGINIA WINE LOVER will be covering the people, places, events and trends within the wine industry as related to Virginia wine making. Topics include profiles of state wineries and those areas as tourist destinations.

Patrick Evans-Hylton is editor of this quarterly magazine, which will debut in May with a circulation of 80,000 copies. Distribution will be through subscriptions and in retail sales outlets, as well as visitors centers.

January 30, 2008• HEALTHBEAT, a health magazine from The Herald News in Fall River, MA, has been replaced with LIVING WELL. Lynne Sullivan is the editor of this new monthly publication, which focuses on diet, exercise, heart health tips, recipes, and area events and profiles.
• CORDUROY is an arts and culture magazine interested in showcasing new artistic talent and reviewing classic favorites, with an additional focus on the background, influences, and nuances of each artist. The quarterly publication is currently working on Issue 3.
• HEALTH FOR WOMEN provides health, wellness, food, fitness, and holistic health care information with content that “women can act on immediately to promote their own health and that of their family and aging relatives.” The quarterly magazine, set to debut in March, is from The Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses and is published by Wiley-Blackwell. Distribution will be by nurses to female patients at the point-of-care location as well as by subscription and controlled circulation.
• VENNUE targets the arts community of Central and Southwest Virginia and seeks to “act as a bridge between the many creative centers scattered throughout the Commonwealth.” Topics range from artist profiles and area travel art destinations to the role art plays in defining communities. Editorial director Elizabeth Parsons is at the helm of this quarterly magazine, which debuted in December with the Winter edition. Distribution is through art-related businesses.

January 30, 2008 - GREATER LAFAYETTE BUSINESS JOURNAL will cover the business sectors throughout Acadia, Iberia, Lafayette, St. Landry, St. Martin and Vermillion parishes in Louisiana. Each issue focuses on a specific industry, offering profiles on those businesses and major players, news, and business-related stories.

Charles Maraist oversees this monthly publication, which will debut with the March issue. Distribution of 7,000 copies will be through area racks and by subscription.

January 22, 2008 - ONTARIO OUT OF DOORS is adding two new editorial sections in time for the 40th anniversary issue. The "Browser" section is focused on offering "a sense of community" by including "profiles, features and photos showing readers engaging in outdoor activities." In addition, a travel section will debut in this February issue.

Matt Nichols is the editor-in-chief of the Rogers Media publication, which publishes 10 issues per year and has a circulation of 90,000 copies throughout the territory.

January 22, 2008 - NM3 (Northern Michigan Men's Magazine) targets men in northwest Michigan. Topics include sports, health, art, music, style, food, drinks, and entertainment.

Executive editor Brett Gourdie is at the helm of this publication, which debuted this month and will be followed by February and March/April issues before going monthly. 10,000 copies are being distributed in magazine boxes in the most heavily populated areas.

January 22, 2008
• REAL SIMPLE WEDDINGS debuts this month at Crate & Barrel through January 27 and then in retail stores. Strategy articles follow three sections: planning, ceremony and reception. It is not clear what the publishing frequency of this REAL SIMPLE spin-off will be.
• UPSTART will be a new sister title to INC. and FAST COMPANY this year. Targeting entrepreneurs, the Mansueto Ventures’ magazine has named Adam Platzner as publisher with Scott Medintz heading up the editorial work as product development editor. The official launch date remains undetermined for now.
• HOMETOWN SPORTS SCENE is covering sports news and profiles of kids and teens through the high school years in Centre and Mifflin, PA counties. The focus is on presenting “positive stories about kids.” The monthly magazine, run by Kenny Varner, Lisa Blood, and John Espigh, debuts this week. College sports coverage permission is being sought.

January 17, 2008 - BEST HEALTH will be offering Canadian women 35-55 information on health, beauty, food and relationships.

Managing editor Bonnie Munday is set to run this bi-monthly magazine, a publication from READER'S DIGEST. The first issue is expected on nationwide newsstands March 24 with an initial circulation of 100,000 copies.

January 15, 2008 - The GREEN GUIDE, formerly a newsletter founded by Wendy Gordon, is now a magazine that "will offer tips for leading an eco-friendly lifestyle, home improvement advice, product news and coverage of environmental issue." The target audience is general consumers and the focus is "simple, useful ideas, broken down into achievable steps that make going green a gradual and affordable process."

Editorial director Seth Bauer oversees this quarterly magazine. The newsletter was purchased earlier this year by National Geographic and will debut as a magazine in March. The ratebase of 100,000 will be achieved by subscription as well as through distribution in national book and food chains.

January 15, 2008
• RIDE! and WESTERN TIMES, both owned by Ride Publishing Group, have merged into one new magazine, aptly titled RIDE! & WESTERN TIMES. The magazine will continue to be distributed throughout California, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada with a distribution of 35,000 copies.
• BUSINESS LEADER magazine, currently available in North Carolina’s Triangle and Triad areas, will publish a separate edition for Charlotte, NC starting in January. Topics include staffing, finance, education, health care, law, movers and shakers, advertising and marketing, corporate living and extraordinary women in business.
• PATHWAYS highlights “policy debates about wealth and poverty in America.” Published by The Stanford Center for the Study of Poverty and Inequality, the quarterly publication launched with the Winter 2008 issue last week.

January 11, 2008 - STRAIGHT UP is about the New England area on-premise beer, wine and spirits industry. The target audience includes on premise licensees, distributors, local lawmakers and regulatory agencies who are interested in topics ranging from regulatory and legislative issues to industry news, marketing and promotions, and product and service supplier reviews.

Terence Connaughton is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly magazine, which launches in February. Published by the New England Licensed Beverage Association, 12,000 copies will be distributed by direct mail.

January 11, 2008
• VISIT SYRACUSE will be publishing content to attract visitors to central New York. “The guide will look and feel like the PARADE magazine in your Sunday paper.” The magazine will debut in late March, and if successful, will consider a bi-annual publication schedule. 400,000 homes in New York, Pennsylvania and nearby Canada will receive the magazine by direct mail.
• MONSTA is a new hip hop magazine being created by Dave Mays and Raymond Scott (Benzino). The monthly magazine is expected to launch in February.
• RUSSIA & EURASIA INVESTOR will feature reports and analysis on emerging Russian and worldwide markets, with an emphasis on the banking, mining, and energy industries. J. Quinn Martin oversees the New York-based bi-monthly publication, which will have an editorial hub in Moscow as well. 25,000 copies of the February premiers issue will be distributed in Moscow, London and New York.

January 9, 2008 - CANADIAN RUNNING will offer specific information about Canadian clubs, races, events, training guides, health tips, and running gear reviews, along with profiles of Canadian athletes. The focus will be on exploring the four seasons, especially the longer/harsher winter season.

Sam Cohen oversees this bi-monthly magazine, which is a sister title to GRIPPED. The publication is expected to launch on February 15 with a circulation of 30,000 copies. Distribution will be by subscription, newsstands, and at select races.

January 9, 2008
• TOWNHALL is a conservative political magazine seeking “to inform, empower and mobilize citizens for political change.” Chuck DeFeo is editor-in-chief of this monthly publication, an offshoot of Townhall.com. The debut issue launched recently.
• MBA MESSENGER is the new print publication for the Milwaukee Bar Association. Topics include developments in law, lifestyle topics, restaurant reviews, and practice and technology tips. Charles Barr is editor of this quarterly title, which launches with the January issue, and is distributed to 2,600 members.
• ZOOMER is the possible new title of a Canadian fashion and lifestyle magazine for baby boomers. Suzanne Boyd is the editor of this Fifty-Plus.Net International magazine, a sister title to CARP.

January 4, 2008 - UP HERE BUSINESS is a "general overview of business in Canada's North, showcasing the economics in the region's three territories," which are the Yukon, the Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. Topics range from tourism and finance to the gem mining and oil/gas industries.

Darren Campbell is editor-in-chief of this monthly magazine that is set to debut in mid-January with a circulation of 10,000 copies. The magazine will be distributed on newsstands across Canada and mailed to businesses in the upper territories. The launch follows the closure of CANADIAN DIAMONDS and FAR NORTH OIL AND GAS magazines.

January 4, 2008 - REFRESH/RECHARGE/RENEW divides its article into four categories: Your Health, Active Living, Eating Smart, and Body & Soul. Topics include fitness, nutrition, weight loss, disease prevention, mental and spiritual health, beauty, and body care.

Published by Idearc Media Corporation and Rodale, the quarterly publication launched with the Winter 2007 issue. 150,000 copies are direct mailed to qualifying households in Manhattan, NY and Bergen County, NJ.

December 28, 2007• IQONS is all about fashion and promoting new talent and creativity. The target audience encompasses all industry professionals and vertical markets. Diane Pernet is editor-in-chief of this international magazine, which will debut in February during the New York Fashion Week.
• DURHAM MAGAZINE is all about the lifestyle in and around Durham, NC. Subjects will range from dining and entertainment to real estate news, the art scene, area attractions, and local issues. Dan Shannon is at the helm of this bi-monthly publication that is slated to start in April with a distribution of 20,000 mailed copies to area households.
• ANOMALY is a new Austin, TX magazine that covers “local, state and national politics to global issues affecting everyone; with a focus on exploring life’s paranormal mysteries and exposing parapolitical corruption.” Mack White oversees this publication, which debuted in mid-December.
• CLEAN EATING offers tips, tricks and tools about consuming food in its most natural state, with a focus on “lifestyle nutrition for energy, fat loss, and well-being.” The quarterly magazine recently debuted from Robert Kennedy Publishing.

December 28, 2007 - FAITH AND FINANCE "seeks to help transform Christians into the people they are called to be" and offers editorial coverage on debt reduction, investments, and financial planning.

Publisher Zane Willis oversees this monthly magazine, which will debut in March with a distribution of 100,000 copies.

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December 27, 2007• CONSERVATIONIST FOR KIDS is a nature magazine for fourth-grade students in New York’s public school system. The emphasis is on connecting children with the natural world, creating “a new generation of committed environmental stewards,” and encouraging outdoor exploration and involvement in current environmental issues. The Department of Environmental Conservation will publish the magazine three times per year and can be found at http://www.cforkids.org. • WWE MAGAZINE, published by World Wrestling Entertainment, may soon have a sister title. The new magazine is reported to target children.
• SPORTS TECHNOLOGY will “feature peer-reviewed scientific and technical research and development articles covering pure and applied technology” as it relates to sporting equipment and gear, sports players’ performance, and performance monitoring technology. Professor Franz Konstantin Fuss, Dr. Rabindra Mehta, and Professor Aleksandar Subic will edit the magazine. Published by Wiley-Blackwell, the debut issue is expected in February.• CEDAR VALLEY ATHLETE covers the sports scene of Cedar Valley, IA, with player and team profiles, upcoming events, and wellness articles. Nancy Justis, Joyce Barbatti and Jean Vaux are at the helm of the quarterly publication, which debuted with the Winter 2007 issue.

December 19, 2007 - EVERGREEN is focusing on providing the healthcare industry with "information and news regarding environmentally preferred purchasing." Topics include green building, waste reduction, water efficiency, green procurement, and sustainable environmental practices.

Darrel Weatherford is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly magazine, which is published by Consorta and is set to debut in May 2008. The distribution will be to 50,000 qualified healthcare workers.

December 19, 2007 - ALLGREEN is providing green living advice with "in-depth news, how-to articles and informative features on home, business, technology, travel and products."

Michael Guinan is editor-in-chief of this quarterly publication, which debuts with the Winter 2007 issue of the Connecticut edition. 15 more edition launches are planned nationwide in 2008. The Connecticut edition has a total distribution of 100,000 copies; 82,000 are bundled with sister titles HARTFORD MAGAZINE and CT BUSINESS MAGAZINE, and 18,000 copies are placed in state commerce centers.

December 19, 2007 - GIRLFRIENDZ targets baby boomer women from 45 to 60 in the New Jersey counties of Camden, Burlington and Gloucester. Content ranges from health, fitness, and sex, to beauty and fashion, new products, and profiles of area women.

Tobi Schwartz-Cassell is editor-in-chief of this recently launched quarterly JNT Communications magazine. 30,000 copies are mailed to households with incomes over $85,000 and can be found in area doctor and dentists offices, as well as by subscription.

December 17, 2007
• SPRY is the working title of a new monthly magazine in the planning stages from the publishers of AMERICAN PROFILE and RELISH, the Publishing Group of America. With a tagline of “Celebrating Vitality,” topics will include fitness, health, and well-being. A September debut is expected with a nine million-copy distribution through newspaper channels.
• OAK STREET is a new lifestyle magazine for residents of Laurel, MS. Content includes features about local people, events, and anything of interest within the community. Published by the Laurel Leader-Call, the premier issue recently debuted.
• TAPS, a defunct Canadian magazine, has relaunched this month with a 100 percent focus on beer, from event history and home brewing, to beer and food pairings and brewery profiles. The quarterly publication can be found around Ontario at a number of bookstores and pubs.

December 12, 2007 - OPEN AIR will target affluent consumers interested in an active life. Articles will range from outdoor activity stories and travel features to equipment, nutrition, and mental health information related to a healthy lifestyle.

Jack Curry has been named acting editor of this joint editorial collaboration between USA Today and USA WEEKEND. The quarterly publication will be distributed with the 2.3 million circulation USA Today newspaper, beginning on March 7 and followed by publication dates of May 2, September 5, and November 7.

December 12, 2007
• PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT focuses on self-help success training through articles on wealth building, finances, goal setting, health and fitness, relationships, travel, and spirituality. The monthly magazine’s editorial department is headed by Ann McGuire.
• HEAVY HITTERS is about customized, luxury cars and the accompanying lifestyle. The quarterly magazine recently debuted on newsstands.
• CURRENT CLINICAL PRACTICE targets doctors of internal medicine. Content includes “news, information and studies on optimizing patient care, medical insurance and clinical challenges practitioners face every day.” Bernard Rosof, MD is at the helm of this quarterly Dowden Health Media publication.

December 7, 2007 - REAL ESTATE FLORIDA "focuses on the news, deals and personalities shaping the state’s commercial property market," with content ranging from insight and analysis of economic indicators, property performance data, shifting demographics, and development trends.

Carl Cronan was recently named editor of this ALM magazine, which initially was distributed as a supplement in the June and November issues of REAL ESTATE FORUM. In 2008, the magazine will become a monthly statewide stand-alone title with a distribution of 15,000 copies and an additional 5,000 copies distributed to investors nationwide.

December 7, 2007 - SKYBUSSING is the new in-flight magazine for Skybus passengers, a regional carrier based in Columbus, OH. Content will range from guides on restaurants, bars, hotels, shops and property found in nationwide Skybus destinations, vacation ideas, and onboard offerings from food and beverage to gifts.

The quarterly title will launch with the March/April/May issue and be published by Ink Publishing.

December 7, 2007 - THE PLAYERS CLUB targets professional athletes with the resources needed "to make well-informed financial and lifestyle decisions." The main content includes articles and products focused on financial security for athletes who typically have shorter careers.

The monthly magazine is published by Doubledown Media and will debut in April 2008 with a direct mail circulation of 20,000 copies. Recipients include athletes in all major sports as well as team management, team offices, and financial advisors.

December 7, 2007
• CURRENT REVIEWS IN MUSCULOSKELETAL MEDICINE “will cover orthopedics, sports medicine, physical medicine and rehabilitation,” with a focus on evidence-based review articles and breaking news. Grant Cooper, MD and Joseph Herrera, DO are the editors-in-chief of this quarterly Springer publication, which is set to debut in March 2008.
• CANCER PREVENTION RESEARCH reports on the “entire spectrum of cancer prevention and early detection.” The monthly peer-reviewed journal, published by the American Association for Cancer Research, is set to premiere in June 2008 with editor-in-chief Scott Lippman, M.D. at the helm.
• ANCHOR will offer “current, authoritative, practical, and inspirational communication” about depression and its affect on people. The quarterly Canadian magazine, published by Magpie Publishing, is expected to debut sometime in spring 2008.
• ESPERANZA, whose subtitle is “hope to cope with anxiety and depression,” will be “serving the community of interest surrounding depression.” Published by Joanne Doan, owner of sister title BP, the premiere issue is scheduled for mid-February, with distribution in both the U.S. and Canada.

December 5, 2007 - FEEL BETTER MAGAZINE is a custom publication for Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy, featuring articles on alternative health news, holistic and traditional products care, beauty aids, and gifts. The focus is about achieving healthier lives through a personalized blend of traditional prescription services and complementary and natural remedies.

Published by AIM's Healthy Living Group, the bi-monthly title will debut in March and distribute 80,000 copies through Pharmaca retail locations.

December 5, 2007 - ARGYLE is a Canadian lifestyle magazine for top executives interested in money, style, leisure, and sport topics.

The quarterly magazine, published by Bassett Media Group, will debut in February. 75,000 copies will be direct mailed to members of the Cambridge Group of Clubs and in select copies of Canada's national newspaper, The Globe and Mail.

December 5, 2007
• ON MAKEUP MAGAZINE is for the professional makeup artist. The focus is on all forms of makeup, makeup artists, and makeup artistry. Topics include profiles, products, trends, techniques, and inspiration. Michael DeVellis is at the helm of this quarterly The Powder Group publication, which debuts in February with the Winter 2008 issue.
• AKRON MEANS BUSINESS is all about profiling the interesting businesses and people in the Akron, OH area, along with product and service news. Kaeth Gauthier is editor-in-chief of the monthly PML Publishing magazine, which debuts this month.
• VIP LATINO plans to cover U.S. Latino talent by reporting on “the latest news in and about Hollywood and the hottest celebrity events that Latinos want to read about.” The target audience is consumer-savvy 18-to 34-year-olds. Initially the magazine will appear as an insert with bi-monthly sister title LATINO FUTURE and then stand alone in the fall of 2008.

November 29, 2007 - LA TAILS and CITY TAILS join 12 other regional editions of the TAILS family of publications, which began in 2000 with the CHICAGOLAND TAILS magazine. Topics range from responsible pet guardianship and awareness of animals, to respect for pet companions and providing community solutions and empowerment.

Rebecca Hallmark has been named regional publisher of LA TAILS and Lorranine Sakli joins as regional publisher of CITY TAILS. Both magazines debut with the December/January issue and will publish 11 issues per year. 675,000 copies are distributed between the 14 editions and can be found in pet-related businesses, bookstores, coffee shops and libraries.

November 29, 2007 - CANTEEN is a literary magazine that aims to engage readers with both the arts and the creative process. "We admire what writers and artists do, and we want insight into how and why it’s done." The represented arts include essays, poetry, paintings, and photography.

Sean Finney is editor-in-chief of this quarterly publication, which recently launched Issue One. Distribution is through subscription and independent bookstores located in New York and California.

November 29, 2007 - LIVING CRAFTS is for cultural creative families who value handcrafted projects that use natural and organic materials derived from sustainable and recycled materials. Projects and content offers suggestions and directions for making toys, apparel, home items, gifts, and seasonal crafts.

Pardis Amirshahi is editor of this quarterly magazine, which debuted with the Winter 2008 issue and distributes a combined 25,000 copies through newsstands, subscriptions, and trade/event shows.

The Toronto Cyclists Union is expected to launch in June 2008, and will include a new magazine “all about bicycles and all about Toronto.” Content will feature news, tips, gear reviews, style and etiquette, and interviews.

• VIRTUALIZATION REVIEW addresses issues about virtualization technologies, products, news and solutions as “a way to make all aspects of IT vastly more efficient.” Doug Barney is editor-in-chief of this 1105 Media magazine, which is expected to debut in March 2008 and targets senior-level administration for large organizations.
• SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN BODY is the newest addition to the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN brand. The emphasis is on the "science behind health and wellness with an emphasis on health (and not disease)." Topics include physical and mental health, aging, environment, and green education. The debut issue will be on newsstands December 4 and followed by the website debut on December 12.
• N.E. FLORIDA QUARTERLY magazine targets the affluent residents in St. Augustine, Palm Coast, Ormond Beach, Daytona Beach, Ponce Inlet, Longwood, and Orlando. Kay Yabandith is editor of this City Quarterly Media Group publication, which debuted with the Fall 2007 issue.
• HIGH PERFORMING BUILDINGS is for building owners, facility managers, architects and engineers interested in case studies that demonstrate measured building performance, as well as innovative technology news and energy-efficient design and operation. The quarterly magazine is published by ASHRAE.
• TEXAS DIVERSITY MAGAZINE will feature articles on the benefits of diversity and the impact on business performance, and targets business professionals, educators, students, government and nonprofits. Publisher Dennis Kennedy is at the helm of this tri-annual publication, which debuts in early 2008 with the January/April issue. The initial distribution is 10,000 copies and freelance writers are encouraged to visit http://www.texasdiversitymagazine.org.

November 27, 2007 - CIGAR REPORT reports on worldwide cigar-friendly city venues, cigar-industry executives, company profiles, celebrity Q&As, travel and resort destinations, and product reviews.

Aaron Sigmond is editor of this quarterly magazine, a Doubledown Media publication and sister title to TRADER MONTHLY. The initial circulation is 377,000 copies and the premiere issue debuted last week with two covers for testing purposes.

November 27, 2007
• SALTSCAPES “reflects the best of Atlantic Canada” with articles on getaways, outdoor living, food, people, and lifestyles. The bi-monthly magazine debuted with the March/April issue and is published in Nova Scotia
• L STYLE G STYLE “aims to be a social and cultural role model in Central Texas” for the gay and lesbian community. Publisher Alisa Weldon oversees this bimonthly magazine, which debuted with the November/December issue in early November.
• LOCUS is focused on providing “a forum for local, emerging producers of culture” in the vicinity of Baltimore, MD. Emily Hunter is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine, which debuted with the Fall 2006 issue and is distributed by subscription and through independent bookstores in the area.

November 27, 2007 - THE COUNTER TERRORIST will be delivering reports on cutting-edge anti-terror information and feature breaking news. Subjects range from homeland security and intelligence to specialized products and advanced technologies. The magazine will take a global focus and targets first responders.

The quarterly magazine, published by Security Solutions International, is due out in early 2008 and will have an initial distribution of 100,000 copies.

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November 21, 2007 - PHYSICIAN LICENSE & PRACTICE TODAY targets medical students and residents with "information essential to a physician's professional and personal development." Topics include the business of medicine, financial guidance, personal health and wellness, women in medicine, legal issues, technology, case studies, travel, and leisure.

Dr. Paul O'Leary is editor-in-chief of this quarterly magazine, which is published by Publishing LLC and launched with the Fall 2007 issue. 100,000 copies are distributed to nationwide hospital residency programs and accredited medical schools.

November 21, 2007 - CONTENT is for marketers seeking insights into custom publishing. Articles range from publication showcases, award winners, data surveys, and answers to frequently asked questions about the industry.

John Wolfe is editor of this quarterly magazine, which is published by the Custom Publishing Council and debuted with the Fall 2007 issue. 36,000 copies are directly distributed to marketers.

November 21, 2007
• SHOREWOMAN targets Salisbury, MD women 25 to 65 who are interested in local issues and trends. Content ranges from profiles of prominent women, career advice and news, health, beauty, food and entertainment, home and garden, and family. Dawn Robson is the editor of the monthly The Daily Times magazine, which is distributed by direct mail and available where women shop and do business in Wicomico, Worcester and Sussex counties.
• THE CAPITOL offers an “in-depth examination of politics and policy in Albany and New York State as a whole,” with additional coverage of personalities and the lighter side of some issues. The monthly magazine, a sister title to CITY HALL and published by Manhattan Media, debuted on November 15. Distribution is to government buildings and in boxes around the capitol and legislature.
• CIRCULATION is the main name of six new subspecialty cardiology journals planned for 2008. CIRCULATION: HEART FAILURE, CIRCULATION: CARDIOVASCULAR OUTCOMES AND QUALITY, and CIRCULATION: ARRHYTHMIA AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY are due out in spring 2008. CIRCULATION: CARDIOVASCULAR GENETICS, CIRCULATION: CARDIOVASCULAR IMAGING and CIRCULATION: CARDIOVASCULAR INTERVENTIONS are planned for later in 2008. Dr. Joseph Loscalzo is editor-in-chief of these Lippincott Williams & Wilkins titles, in conjunction with the American Heart Association.

November 19, 2007 - INLAND LIVING MAGAZINE is for the residents throughout San Bernardino and eastern Los Angeles counties. Content covers food, health, people, places to go, events, style, decor, fitness and smart shopping.

Don Sproul is managing editor of this Inland Custom Publishing Group title, which debuts this week and will publish eight issues per year. The first issue is to be delivered to 40,000 homes and is available by subscription.

November 19, 2007 - WESTERN ART & ARCHITECTURE "celebrates America's love affair with the Western visual arts - from the classic Western masters to contemporary trendsetters." Articles focus on presenting art from a lifestyle perspective.

Publisher Jared Swanson heads up this quarterly publication, which debuted its Premier Issue in mid-October. The magazine, from First Tracks Publishing, is a sister title to TAHOE QUARTERLY and BIG SKY JOURNAL. The goal is to distribute 25,000 copies by subscription.

November 19, 2007 • BRASS is for your young adults interested in learning “about the money side of life” and “how money and our lives interact.” Topics range from retirement planning to throwing parties. Bryan Sims heads this quarterly brass|MEDIA magazine, which is distributed by subscription and actively looking for contributing writers. The website is http://www.brasscu.com/.
• HOME GYM offers training tips, equipment and gear reviews, and other articles on achieving fitness goals at home. The quarterly magazine debuted with the Fall 2007 issue, is published by Flora Publishing Group, and is distributed by subscription and in bookstores throughout the eastern U.S.
• REDEFINE is a “music and art magazine featuring independent, unsigned artists.” Topics include indie music, visual arts, artist galleries, and independent film reviews. Started in 2004 as an online/west coast print publication, the title has secured a national newsstand distribution deal beginning with the Fall 2007 issue and will publish quarterly.

November 15, 2007 - SUCCESS, which ceased print publication earlier this year, will be targeting well-educated professionals between 30 and 55 when it relaunches. Topics include business, relationships, wealth, well-being and "making a difference.




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