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The Archives: April, 2007 TWIST to realign focus
Molly MacDermot is editor-in-chief of this Bauer Publishing title. The changes will begin with the May/June double issue.
Dr. Wojciech Pawlina and Dr. Richard L. Drake will co-edit this bi-monthly journal, which is published by Wiley & Sons and due to launch in early 2008. Spinoff headed for college newspapers New magazine covers diversity in the business world
Published by DiversityBusiness.com, the debut issue was released last week. Distribution is by subscription. Additional information was not immediately available.
The annual magazine, which will debut in August, is published by Varsity Sports Media. The publication is under the direction of Craig Baroncelli. Keep current on industry news with the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Bluetooth B2B magazine debuts
The quarterly magazine, published by Pace Communications for the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG), launched on April 17. Issues are available online and will also be distributed to over 7,000 Bluetooth SIG member companies. New magazine features meat as creative endeavor
Sasha Wizansky and Amy Standen are the editors of this magazine, which debuted in March. Additional information was not immediately available. B2B magazine launches for children's footwear industry The bi-annual magazine is a collaboration between FOOTWEAR PLUS and EARNSHAW'S, with Symphony Publishing producing the title. The first issue will feature fall information and be distributed with copies of both FOOTWEAR PLUS and EARNSHAW'S.
The bi-monthly magazine from Hi-Torque Publications debuted in March. Additional information was not immediately available. Industry news is available for free by signing up for the Wooden Horse Publishing Newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp
The quarterly publication, from the organization Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU), debuts with the Spring issue and is available by subscription. Regional golf magazine planned The magazine will be published for Puetz Golf, a golf equipment retailer, by Varsity Communications. Three issues per year will begin with the June debut issue. Distribution is to 100,000 previous Puetz Golf customers and an additional 10,000 copies available at Puetz Golf retail locations. Additional information was not immediately available.
This Broker Agent Magazine title will publish the debut issue in June. Additional information was not immediately available. New magazine covers Michigan sports
Deborah Jones is editor-in-chief of this monthly magazine, which launched with its April issue. 20,000 copies are distributed by subscription and at area businesses throughout southeast Michigan. Bank reps get new magazine
This Wiesner Media Financial Group title will publish three issues in 2007, starting in June, and increase frequency to monthly in 2008. Additional information was not immediately available. Publisher/CEO Chris Sawyer oversees this monthly publication, which is due to debut on July 1. Additional information was not immediately available. Increase your magazine industry knowledge by signing up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more.
Executive editor Laura Cassidy oversees this bi-annual publication, a sister title to SEATTLE METROPOLITAN, PORTLAND MONTHLY and PORTLAND MONTHLY BRIDE & GROOM. The July 1 launch will be found on area newsstands and in specialty boutiques. New trade magazine for bloggers launches
Anne Saita is editor-in-chief of this monthly publication from the Philly magazine to launch April 16, 2007 - STYLE & SPLENDOR is a luxury and lifestyle magazine for affluent Philadelphia residents. Articles will cover fashion, home interior, jewelry, wine, art, and entertainment. The monthly publication is being published by Broad Street Magazines, a subsidiary of Philadelphia Media Holdings. The debut issue is due out at the end of May and will be distributed to 70,000 area households. Homestyle magazine to debut in Atlanta
Clinton Smith is editor-in-chief of this spin-off from ATLANTA HOMES AND LIFESTYLES magazine. The debut issue is expected in September with one more to follow in 2007. Publishing frequency will increase to bi-monthly in 2008. Distribution will be at special magazine racks throughout the Regional magazine debuts Joe Alteri oversees this monthly publication, which debuted recently and features local writers. Additional information was not immediately available. The Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter delivers industry news to your email in-box for free. Sign up at Claude Hooton oversees this publication, which will debut in a few weeks with the Spring issue. The quarterly magazine will have a distribution of 10,000 copies, by subscription and to USGA-LPGA Girls Golf-sponsored programs and events. The magazine's website is http://www.golfergirlmagazine.com. New magazine about mixed martial arts "Donovan Craig is editor of this Bluff Media magazine. The debut issue will go on sale June 26. Additional information was not immediately available. Wildlife career magazine debuts
Philippa Benson is editor-in-chief of this quarterly publication, which debuted with its Spring issue and is distributed to members of The Wildlife Society.
Joyce Dorny oversees this bi-monthly
publication as editor-in-chief. The title will debut on national newsstands with the July/August issue
in mid-June. Additional information was not immediately available.
The April debut issue is available online, but it
is less clear if the print version has launched simultaneously. Look
for bi-monthly issues in 2007 and an increase to monthly publication in 2008. New magazine promotes everyday wellness
The bi-monthly magazine recently launched its premiere issue. Additional information was not immediately available. If keeping up on industry news is important
to you, then sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to
learn more.
Zak
(no last name) is editor-in-chief of this bi-monthly publication, a joint
venture between the Society of Ontario Freethinkers and the Freethought
Association of Canada. The magazine debuted with its March/April
issue. New regional magazine launched
Toran McGill is editor-in-chief of this magazine, which recently launched and is publishing 10 issues per year. Distribution is by subscription and at retail and book stores. Additional information was not immediately available. Have industry news delivered to you for free by signing up for
the Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp today.
Henriette Campagne
is editor of this monthly Dolan Media Co. magazine, publishers of sister
title MASSACHUSETTS LAWYERS WEEKLY. The debut April
issue has a distribution of 35,000 and is available in the Boston area. Regional dining magazine debuts
The quarterly magazine is published by 5 Star Media and
recently published its premier issue. Additional information was
not immediately available.
Publisher Steven LaFazia oversees this annual magazine, which is distributed
on newsstands and at bridal shops and shows and related retailers from
Washington, D.C. and north. The deadline for 2008 material is September. Surf magazine launches for Canadian market
Malcomb Johnson is editor of this bi-annual SBC Media magazine, which
debuts on nationwide newsstands April 11. The second issue is set to
release in July. Boston newspaper to add new magazine
Alexandra Hall is editor of this monthly magazine, which debuts on May
8. Major magazine expands editorial content
Editor-in-chief Rosemary Ellis is adding eight to ten editorial pages
starting with the May issue. Two new sections: Good (Enough)
Housekeeping
- quick steps with great results; and The Goods - product testing results. In addition, look for more organization tip articles and beauty and fashion
content, along with an expanded roster of fast and nutritious meal recipes.
The monthly magazine,
published by Global Sources, debuts with the April issue and is distributed
by subscription. Additional information was
not immediately available. Magazine for tweens launches
The quarterly magazine is a collaboration between DIC Entertainment,
Geffen Records and Poets Road. 500,000 copies of the premiere issue were
distributed to retail outlets nationwide and a second issue is expected
in June. Additional information was not immediately available. New regional magazine for NC
Eric
Seeger is editor of this bi-monthly magazine, which debuted with the
March/April issue. Distribution of 25,000 copies is by direct mail
to area households with incomes exceeding $100,000, newsstands and hotels. |
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April 25, 2007 - TWIST, the celebrity magazine for young teens, will soon be positioning itself "as a junior LIFE & STYLE." There will be more emphasis "on tween celebrity fashion and beauty," aimed at 10- to 14-year-olds. In addition, new departments are expected including Looks Boys Like, Is This Normal, Body Insecurities, and Who Got It Right.
April 25, 2007 - ANATOMICAL SCIENCES EDUCATION will cover "developments in education in the anatomical sciences." Topics include new ideas, innovations, and research.
April 25, 2007 - MEN'S HEALTH is spinning off MEN'S HEALTH ON CAMPUS as a test this fall. 500,000 copies will be carried as supplements in about 30 campus newspapers in 10 markets. 
April 20, 2007 - DIVERSITYBUSINESS is looking to provide information that helps companies meet "their diversity initiatives and succeeding in the global, multi-cultural business market."
April 20, 2007 - TENNESSEE FOOTBALL will "include coverage of the 320 varsity high school football teams, team schedules, player statistics, recruiting information and feature stories." In addition, state collegiate programs will receive editorial space as well.
April 20, 2007 - SIGNATURE will take "an inside look at the many ways Bluetooth technology is leading the global short-range wireless revolution." The target audience includes engineers, software developers, researchers, marketing professionals, and retailers. Topics range from use in the home, work, and personal life environment to retailer profiles and best practices.
April 20, 2007 - MEATPAPER is "a print magazine of art and ideas about meat." Articles explore the meat culture in "a provocative, whimsical and politically open-ended journal on the issues raised by eating meat."
April 20, 2007 - LITTLE STEPS "features a range of tools and tips for all retailers offering children's footwear." Topics include fashion forecasts, retailer profiles, shopping destinations, and children's' viewpoints.
April 20, 2007 - ROAD BIKE ACTION MAGAZINE is for recreational riders who seek information about staying in shape. Content includes equipment news, endurance building, and general health issues as related to the sport.
April 18, 2007 - HBCU CONNECT THE MAGAZINE "rallies historically black college and university alumni, family and friends together in an exchange of heartfelt and sobering dialogue designed to provoke personal, spiritual and professional growth within the HBCU community in which it supports."
April 18, 2007 - CASCADE GOLFER is about all aspects of golfing in Washington state, with the greatest focus on the Puget Sound region.
April 18, 2007 - HOSPITALITY EXECUTIVE, published for the Arizona, Nevada and Texas markets, has added a New Mexico edition. The focus is on profiles of state professionals, key property reports, news, forecasts, and tourism-related information. The target audience includes key decision makers at resorts,hotels, motels, bed & breakfast inns, wedding and meeting planners, and event coordinators.
April 18, 2007 - MICHIGAN IN PLAY! covers both professional and leisure sports in Michigan. Topics include interviews, profiles, team insights, and news.
April 18, 2007 - BANK ADVISOR MAGAZINE is for insurance, annuity and security product sales representatives who seek information on penetrating the bank sales channel.
April 18, 2007 - INLAND EMPIRE AUTOMOTIVE MAGAZINE covers the southern California automotive industry scene. Topics include news, reviews, product and technical information, and event coverage.
April 18, 2007 - SEATTLE METROPOLITAN BRIDE & GROOM will cover contemporary wedding ideas, from style, etiquette and cake, to event location and honeymoon destination arrangements.
April 16, 2007 - BLOGGER & PODCASTER's is for both serious and aspiring "new media titans" who seek to improve this industry's craft. Topics include how-tos, technology, case studies, profiles, and news and analysis.
April 16, 2007 - FIRST HOME is aimed at 25- to 40-year-olds in Atlanta who are first time or aspiring home buyers. Topics include home decor, entertainment, real estate, money matters, decorating and remodeling, and profiles of area homes.
April 16, 2007 - MONTGOMERY COUNTY LIFE covers community, technology, and local commerce for the residents of Montgomery County and Fulton County in New York.
April 16, 2007 - GOLFER GIRL MAGAZINE is "aiming to help girls find inspiration from the success of others and to learn about golf's history and famous women golfers." Junior golfers from 7 to 17 are targeted.
April 16, 2007 - FIGHT! is getting ready to report on the outstanding competitors and personalities in the mixed martial arts sport arena. The magazine hopes to capture the attention of both devoted fight fans and the "newer crossover audience.
April 16, 2007 - THE WILDLIFE PROFESSIONAL is an information resource for wildlife managers and conservationists. The magazine approaches its audience with comprehensive looks at what is shaping the field, including politics, science, and increasing human-wildlife interaction.
April 9, 2007 - ORGANIZE MAGAZINE is all about "doable
organization projects for real people with real lives." Content
will focus on how-to ideas, product resources, advice/tips from professionals,
and interviews with leaders in the industry.
April 9, 2007 - MAGAZINE BLU is for professional and
affluent singles over the age of 30 who seek intellectual as well as
whimsical takes on fashion, furnishings, vacation destinations, food,
beverages, and gadgets.
April 9, 2007 - BE WELL is a "total wellness guide" that
melds physical fitness and spiritual and emotional health together. The
fitness/lifestyle format is aimed at family members of all ages.
April 7, 2007 - CANADIAN FREETHINKER "promotes freethought,
humanist principles, and civil rights." It is designed as
a forum for atheists, agnostics, humanists, skeptics and transhumanists.
April 5, 2007 - NORTH TULSA is for Oklahomans interested
in the history, heritage, and traditions of the area, including a "celebration
of the people who live, work, and dream in North Tulsa."
April 5, 2007 - EXHIBIT A is all about legal issues that
affect the general public. Topics include practical advice, how
to keep out of trouble, and current affairs of interest.
April 5, 2007 - DINE is for affluent residents between
South Beach and Palm Beach, FL who are interested in upscale dining experiences
and entertainment.
April 5, 2007 - LA BELLA BRIDE covers the New England
area with wedding planning advice and resources for "everything
from cakes to fashion to honeymoon destinations."
April 3, 2007 - SBC SURF is all about surfing the coastal
waters of Canada. Topics include the surf culture, gear resources, events,
profiles, travel, and technique.
April 3, 2007 - FASHION BOSTON will chronicle the "exciting
trends, people, and events that are making Boston one of the country's
most vibrant fashion markets." Articles will feature retailers'
current styles and talented local designers.
April
3, 2007 - GOOD HOUSEKEEPING is seeking to continue engaging boomer-age
women while capturing the interest of women in their late 30s and early
40s.
April 3, 2007 - SECURITY PRODUCTS will offer information
about cutting-edge product developments, standardization, and integrated
security and safety solutions for retailers, importers and distributors,
as well as installers, contractors and system integrators.
April 3, 2007 - KEWL reports on "talent from the
worlds of music, television and movies," as well as fashion and
advice suited for tweens.
April 3, 2007 - WNC is all about living in the mountains
of western North Carolina. Topics include local personalities, style,
history, beautiful residences, artist profiles, dining, travel and events.
