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The Archives: February, 2007 Third try for RADAR
Editor-in-chief, Maer Roshan, continues to oversee this
publication, which will publish 10 issues per year. The newest debut
issue came out in February and a circulation of 150,000 copies for
the first six issues is guaranteed. February 28, 2007 - WELL WED IN NEW YORK focuses on wedding professionals and businesses from the Tri-Lakes area of New York: Tupper Lake, Saranac Lake and Lake Placid. Topics include flowers, photography, catering, event rentals, and wedding destinations. A sister title of VERMONT VOWS, this magazine will be published bi-annually. Additional information was not immediately available. Keep
up with industry news by subscribing to the free Wooden Horse
Publishing newsletter. The sign-up box is to the left or contact
Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com.
Ruth Papazian is the editor of this quarterly magazine
from the American Heart ssociation and is being published by Lippincott
Williams and
Wilkins. The debut issue, due out by the end of February, will
distribute
10,000 copies to cardiologists' offices and healthcare providers and
is
available by subscription.
Lewis
Lapham, former editor of HARPER'S MAGAZINE, is editor of this
quarterly publication, which is set to debut in September. Travel magazine adds new content
Hotel Central: reports on hotels and
the relationship to a traveler.
City Life: news and information about popular city travel destinations.
Cutting Loose (Get Active, Port of Call, Road Trips and National Parks):
enriching a traveler's experience upon their arrival. New regional magazine for LGBT business audience
The quarterly magazine, published by the Austin
Gay and Lesbian Chamber of
Commerce, debuted with its Spring 2007 issue. Distribution is at area
bookstores and retail shops, by subscription, and an initial 1,000 copies
going directly to area business owners. New Canadian magazine for kids
Founder TeLeni Koochin oversees this Dream Wave Publishing magazine. Eight issues are published per year and are available nationwide in Canada by subscription or in most Chapter and Indigo stores. The website is http://www.zamoofmag.com. If you are seeking a one-stop information source for magazine industry
news, then sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Enter
your email in the sign-up box to the left or send a message to Meg at
mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. New magazine for those who advise the wealthy
Russ Prince,
Hannah Grove and Dorothy Hinchcliff are the editors of this
bimonthly magazine from Charter Financial Publishing Network, publishers
of sister title FINANCIAL ADVISOR. The debut June/July issue will
have an
initial circulation of 30,000. Advertising primer supplement launches
The monthly magazine is a collaboration between the Interactive
Advertising Bureau (IAB), Adweek Magazines, and Media Ventures Inc
and
will appear as a supplement to ADWEEK, BRANDWEEK and MEDIAWEEK magazines.
The debut issue appeared on February 19. Additional information was
not
immediately avaialable. Regional music magazine relaunches
Jen Hilbert
is editor of this bi-monthly magazine, which currently prints
5,000 copies. The website is http://www.musicmattersmag.com/.
Jason Campbell is managing editor of this quarterly magazine, which will debut on Thursday, February 22. Distribution is by subscription. The free
Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter delivers useful magazine industry
information to your email in-box. The sign-up area is
to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. Luxury magazine for windy city planned The bi-monthly publication is
from Ocean Drive Media Group, publishers of sister titles OCEAN DRIVE
and ATLANTA PEACH. 70,000 copies are expected to be mailed to qualifying
households. Additional information was not immediately available. Sister magazine springs from IN STYLE
The quarterly Time Inc. publication is set to debut
on March 2, with 400,000 copies being distributed to IN STYLE subscribers
in the right age category and another 425,000 copies on newsstands
nationwide. New North Carolina lifestyle magazine launches
Elizabeth Hudson is editor of the quarterly magazine,
which will be poly-bagged with sister title OUR STATE starting with the
debut issue in March. Newsstand
distribution can be found in the following regions: Asheville, Charlotte,
Greenville, Triad, Triangle and Wilmington. TV host to launch magazine February 16, 2007 - Ty Pennington, host of "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" is expanding into the magazine market. TY PENNINGTON STYLE will "probably cover" topics such as "renovation, decoration ideas and labor-saving tips." The magazine is being published
by Hachette Filipacchi and will debut in May. Additional information
was not immediately available. Scholarly journal to look at the psychology of art
Co-editors James Kaufman, Jeffrey Smith and Lisa Smith oversee this quarterly publication, which debuted this month. The publisher is the American Psychological Association. Get magazine industry
news from Wooden Horse Publishing by signing up for the free newsletter. The
sign-up box is to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. Information technology magazine launched
Scholarly journal to look at the psychology of art. Heather Clancy
is editor of this monthly magazine from CMP Media. The
first issue came out on January 29. Additional information was
not immediately available. Trade publication to cover modern design
Jennifer Caterino, editor-in-chief of sister
title LA ARCHITECT, will oversee the editorial direction of this bi-monthly
magazine from Balcony Media. The debut issue is due out in June
and will be distributed nationally on newsstands. Midwest Airlines renames in-flight magazine
Ink Publishing
has been chosen as the publisher of MYMIDWEST. Additional information
was not immediately available. Regional Chamber of Commerce magazine launched
Austin Holt is editor of this quarterly publication from Ballinger Publishing on behalf of the Gulf Breeze Chamber of Commerce. Distribution is at area shops and by subscription. Don't miss out on industry news
when the Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter is available to you free. Enter
your email address in the sign-up box to the left or email Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com today. Regional business magazine launched
Rafael Cabrera is
publisher of this Tools For The Capitalist magazine, which debuted in
November 2006. Although planned as a monthly,
reported problems with the printer created a release delay of the second
issue, which was February. Distribution is by subscription. Magazine focus shift leaves many perplexed
At this time, publisher
Charlene Cothran has not had a shift in the distribution model, which
includes a number of high profile book and music stores, or subscription
numbers. Business aspects are sure to change as
readers and advertisers realize how different the main theme really is. New Hampshire gets new homestyle magazine
Andi Axman is editor of this bi-annual title, published by McLean
Communications. The first issue is due out in April; the second expected in September. Distribution
will include newsstands throughout the state. Sister titles include NEW
HAMPSHIRE MAGAZINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE BUSINESS REVIEW. Canadian talent featured in new magazine
Caribbean scene captured in new magazine
Founded in 2006, Kim Jack
Riley is managing editor of this bi-monthly publication, which distributes
165,000 copies on newsstands and in bookstores, cafes and retail stores
nationwide. Philanthropy lifestyle magazine launched for Bay Area
Tim Gaskin is editor-in-chief of this bimonthly magazine,
which debuted with the September/October 2006 issue. 50,000 copies
are direct mailed to qualified households, 45,000 copies to the magazine's
partners, and 5,000 are distributed at fundraisers and events; subscriptions
are also available. Storytelling magazine to launch
Larry Smith is founder and editor-in-chief of this magazine, which
plans to debut in print in spring 2007. The website is http://www.smithmag.net.
Additional information was not immediately available. Artistic community chronicled in new magazine
The bi-monthly publication launched with
its December/January issue. Additional information was not immediately
available. Regional magazine aimed at affluent residents
Published by the Journal & Courier, this quarterly publication is set to debut in mid-May. 9,000 copies will be mailed directly to target households and another 1,000 copies are to be distributed through local book stores and magazine shops. Why delay getting industry news
you can use, when signing up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter
is as simple as entering your email address in the sign-up box to the
left. You can also email
Meg Weaver at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com to
complete the process. Urban-gay magazine launched
Raymonde Green is editor-in-chief of this Phoenix Global Communications & Media
Group publication, which debuted with the February issue. Distribution
is nationwide. Additional information was not immediately available. SKIRT! expands into Knoxville market
Janet
Testerman is editor of this monthly publication, a partnership of the
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February
28, 2007 - RADAR, the pop culture, politics and scandal magazine, which
launched twice in the last four years, has launched once again. The
target audience is urban youth interested in "thoughtful, long-form
articles.
February
26, 2007 - HEART INSIGHT is for heart patients, their families, and caregivers,
offering information on "managing and preventing cardiovascular
disease and related conditions, such as stroke and obesity and will provide
readers with the most up-to-date, authoritative and practical advice.
February 26, 2007
- LAPHAM'S QUARTERLY will feature articles that look at
current events from a wide range of historical perspectives. The focus
is
on opening "the doors of history behind the events in the news.
February 26,
2007 - As of the March issue, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAVELER
has added several new sections to its magazine to interest readers looking
for authentic cultural experiences.
February 26, 2007 -
FORWARD AUSTIN "aims to educate,
entertain, and
promote the gay and gay friendly business community" of Austin,
TX. The
audience is comprised of professional or business owners who are gay,
have
gay employees or clients.
February 26, 2007 - ZAMOOF!
is for Canadian readers ages eight to 13 years
and is "first fun and entertaining but has a strong underlying purpose
and
that is helping youth make safe and healthy choices now and the teen
years
ahead." Content includes fun pages, movie reviews, comics and stories,
and a regular editorial feature.
February 26, 2007 - PRIVATE
WEALTH will target "professionals
who, at the
minimum, are controlling $500 million in client assets and whose clients,
at the minimum, are worth $5 million to 10 million and up." The
audience
are advisors, assistants, brokers and service professionals "that
cater to
the financial, legal and lifestyle needs of the rich.
February
26, 2007 - MIXX (Marketing and Interactive Excellence) has been
created to "provide marketers and agencies with interactive advertising
primers for various platforms, including mobile, digital video, display,
search, user generated content, email, gaming, lead generation and local."
Each issue will highlight a specific topic in the interactive advertising
industry.
February 21, 2007 - SD
MUSIC MATTERS has re-emerged after 1 1/2 years as
MUSIC MATTERS MAGAZINE. The focus is still on music, art, and culture,
but extends beyond San Diego into all of Southern California.
February 21, 2007 - VIRGINIA FIRE & RESCUE will "explore
the challenging and changing roll of Virginia's emergency service providers." Topics
include emergency medical services, hazardous materials, technical rescue,
fire, career development, industry-wide issues and new products.
February 21, 2007 - YOUR LOOK caters to 16- to 20-year-olds
who are interested in beauty and fashion news but also want a chance
to share their own fashion sense. The magazine plans a "very strong
real-people element" so that readers know "that their voice
is being heard."
February
16, 2007 - NORTH CAROLINA SIGNATURE is all about a "modern interpretation
of the New South." Topics will focus
on shopping, style, homes, luxury downtown living, restaurants, wines,
and destinations. The audience is "active, educated, unfussy
and confident."
February 16, 2007 - PSYCHOLOGY OF AESTHETICS, CREATIVITY,
AND THE ARTS will present "original research on aesthetic perception
on all facets of creative behavior, production, thought and development
and research on psychology and the arts, including the use of the arts
in clinical practice."
February
16, 2007 - CRNTECH will be taking in-depth looks at the business benefits
of adopting and deploying the latest products and processes for information
technology professionals. Topics
include business growth through product implementation, new product reviews,
comparisons of similar products, how to craft a technology solution,
tech tools, and gizmos and gadgets.
February 14, 2007 - FORM: PIONEERING DESIGN will be "featuring
emerging talents and their brilliant, precedent-setting work in the areas
of architecture, interior, landscape, furniture and product design, and
materials and technology." The target audience is urban architects
and professional designers.
February 14, 2007 - Midwest Airlines announced that its
in-flight magazine, MIDWEST AIRLINES, will cease publication, and restart
on March 1 as MYMIDWEST. The new name and larger format "reflects
the unique ownership the airline's customers feel for the brand and their
growing sense of community as Midwest Airlines loyalists."
February 14, 2007 - GULF BREEZE MAGAZINE covers the economic
growth, lifestyle and tourism of the northwest Florida community between
Ft. Walton Beach and Pensacola. The focus is on keeping a small-town
feeling for a region that continues to expand. Each issue follows
a seasonal theme.
February
12, 2007 - PACIFICO is subtitled "Greater
San Diego's Business Catalyst" and instead of covering hard news,
business coverage is handled through profile pieces.
February
12, 2007 - VENUS, known for its support of a mainly gay African-American
audience over the last 13 years, is changing gears. The "new
theme is how God can deliver you from being gay."
February
12, 2007 - NEW HAMPSHIRE HOME MAGAZINE is getting ready to deliver "expert
advice, practical suggestions, ideas for improvement, decorating tips,
and gardening and landscaping information" for
the most affluent of NH's residents, those who own homes valued over
$450,000.
February 9, 2007 - AMAZING CANADIAN showcases innovative
literature, design, film, music and fashion. The focus is on one-on-one
interviews with aspiring talent throughout Canada.
February 7, 2007 - JAMROCK MAGAZINE is published in New
York City but the content is a guide "to everything Caribbean – its
music, fashion, lifestyle and people."
February 7, 2007 - BENEFIT is all about philanthropic
efforts in the San Francisco Bay region with an audience that includes " everyone
from the largest nonprofit to the individual who is passionate about
making a lasting and positive contribution of time, energy or donation." In
addition, coverage is given to style, fashion, events, venues, food and
wine, and energy.
February 7, 2007 - SMITH magazine follows the concept
that Smith is the most popular surname in America and "represents
us all, each of us living our extraordinary lives, day by day, story
by story." The focus is on memoirs, social networking, and
sharing the art of storytelling and is currently on the Internet in blog
format.
February
7, 2007 - BEYOND RACE is an "arts and culture
magazine dedicated to uplifting the human race, our relationship with
each other and the world around us." The target audience is
interested in the independent, underground artistic culture that exists
within New York City and beyond.
February 5, 2007 - LAFAYETTE MAGAZINE is for upscale
residents in north central Indiana and will "feature the region's
homes, gardens, dining and travel opportunities and local personalities."
February 5, 2007 - UNEQ MAGAZINE concentrates on the
urban-gay audience with articles on fashion, community, home environment,
and dining.
February 5, 2007 - SKIRT!, a woman's lifestyle magazine
covering work, family, health, style, profiles and local products, will
begin publishing a Knoxville, TN edition beginning in March. Currently
this magazine is found in Charlotte, NC, Charleston and Columbia, SC,
Atlanta, Augusta and Savannah, GA and Jacksonville, FL. The tone
is "a
little edgy, a little out of the box" as well as fun and uplifting.
