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New tourist magazine replaces another in Pittsburgh
Publisher VisitPittsburgh will produce 3 issues per year. Susan McGrane is the editor. The magazine is distributed free at hotels, the city's visitor center, and PA tourism offices. Magazine reaches out to homeschoolers
Deborah Markus is the editor. Secular Homeschooling Press is the publisher. The title is available internationally by subscription. For those interested in writing for the publication, details are posted at http://www.secular-homeschooling.com/write.html. New design and architecture magazine launches
A circulation of 100,000 is achieved by mailing FULCRUM to all trade subscribers of its sister magazine, METROPOLITAN HOME, and to members of national architecture and interior design organizations. Marisa Bartolucci is the editor. Hachette Filipacchi is the publisher Lifestyle magazine launches in South Florida
Giselle Sanabria is the editor-in-chief of the quarterly, which has a circulation of 40,000. Ellen Sue Barton is the publisher. The magazine is distributed at over 600 boutiques, restaurants, hotels, charity/social events, hospitals, and medical complexes between South Beach and Palm Beach. Sanabria is looking for stories of unsung heroes. For more information, contact info@duomagazine.com. New horror title launches
Ray Ferry is the editor/publisher of the quarterly, which is available by subscription. New magazine targets African Americans
A circulation of 250,000 is achieved via subscriptions and national newsstand and bookstore sales, and sales in barbershops/beauty salons, on military exchanges, and on the campuses of historically black colleges and universities. PROMINENT accepts freelance articles and photographs. For details, go to http://www.prominentmagazine.com/submission.html. Architecture magazine highlights Ontario living spaces
Mike Dunphy is the publisher/editor of the quarterly. Dunphy to launch another title
A circulation of 75,000 will be achieved via subscriptions and newsstand sales. Dunphy is currently accepting submissions for future issues. Details are posted at http://www.cadmag.ca/submissions.php. Another bike title is wheeled onto the scene
Andy Ellis is the editor of the quarterly, which is distributed free in bike shops in major cities around the world (currently San Francisco, LA, NYC, London, Paris, Berlin, and Tokyo). Subscriptions are also available. Freelancers who would like to contribute to FIXED should first contact Ellis at andy@fixed-mag.com to discuss their ideas. Ferrari owners get revved up for new magazine
Conde Nast is the publisher of the quarterly. Antonio Ghini is the editor-in-chief. A limited number of subscriptions will be available to the general public. New regional focuses on juries
The magazine is available by subscription and has a circulation of 20,000. Publisher Roderick Todd McIver accepts submissions about readers' cases at http://www.ncjuryview.com/submit_case.html. Political junkies get new magazine
Editor Sarah Mackinlay is based in the UK, but the magazine, with a circulation of 23,000, is available worldwide by subscription. Iain Dale is the publisher. New magazine will serve booze industry and enthusiasts
Open Content will be the publisher. Launch circulation is 10,000. Fast News - more new magazines
Magazine takes offbeat view of cinema
The circulation of 5,000 is currently limited to Europe, but that will increase with the North American distribution in the fall. The magazine is sold at bookshops, cinemas, and film events; on newsstands; and by subscription. Hippies in Green Mountain State get new magazine
With a circulation of 10,000, the publication is primarily distributed via magazine racks in grocery stores, retail shops, music venues, yoga studios, health food stores, and restaurants in the Burlington metro area. Subscriptions are also available. Taraleigh Silberberg is the editor. New magazine targets young Canadian adults
TVM Publications is the publisher. The editor-in-chief is Marcus S. (Yes, the initial S.) New magazine for women of Columbus, OH
Leslie Klenk is the editor. Tickled Pink Magazine LLC is the publisher. New magazine for airsoft players debuts
Three issues will be published this year, and the magazine will go bimonthly in 2009. Koskinen is currently searching for new writers. Interested parties should e-mail their information to info@airsoft-soldier.com. Indie lifestyle magazine launches in NYC
Circulation is 40,000. Matt Fried, Barris Vinogradov, and Alan Vinogradov are the editorial directors. New magazine for women in Central Florida
Christi Ashby is the publisher of the magazine, which has a circulation of 18,000. The majority of copies are direct mailed by request. Additional copies are available at community events and select retailers. Magazine showcases Central Florida's culinary scene
Irma Cartaya is the editor of the magazine, which has a circulation of 35,000 and is available at over 300 restaurants, nightclubs, salons, tourist attractions, and other locations in the Greater Orlando region. The magazine is produced by Pioneer Publishing. New magazine for bicycle lovers The title has a circulation of 6,000 and is published by COG Magazine, LLC. Another magazine for bike aficionados
The magazine is produced by Own It Publishing. Submission queries can be e-mailed to theridejournal@hotmail.co.uk. Luxury magazine will target ultra-affluent The title will be published by McMurry Inc. Affluent Canadians get new magazine
Don't miss a single issue of the Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Subscribe for free at http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp. Professional women are target of new title
Publisher Brenda Wood plans an initial circulation of 50,000. Canadian runners get new magazine
With a circulation of 50,000, the publication is distributed free at running retailers and races across Canada. It is also available by subscription. Biotech magazine invites submissions
Delta Biotech Society Publishing Group distributes 30,000 copies of the title at the Bio International Convention and on ten biomedical campuses across North America. Regional sports magazine to launch
Wade Baker is the editor of the title, which will have a circulation of 20,000 and be available by subscription and on newsstands in local convenience stores. New magazine targets ocean lovers
Magazine news updates are available for free by signing up for the Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. LA singles get new magazine
Kim Calvert is the editorial director. Singular Communications is the publisher. Magazine exploring Australia's dark side to launch
Editor-in-chief Angela Challis is based in Australia, but the magazine will be available by subscription in the US and Canada. It will also appear on Australian newsstands. Publisher Brimstone Press will send 1,000 copies to industry professionals and anticipates a readership of 60,000. Regional arts magazine launches
The title has a circulation of 56,000. Bill Horin is the publisher/editor. Fast News - more new magazines
Home magazine shuns tidy interiors Omar Sosa and Nacho Alegre are the directors of the publication, which launched in Europe and Japan in April. US distribution will occur with the second issue in the fall. Apartamento Magazine SL is the publisher. New magazine will focus on diversity in the workplace
Subscriptions to the magazine are free to residents of the US and Canada. Paid subscriptions are available to others. Mike Prokopeak is editorial director. New political magazine defends Western civilization
Social Affairs Unit is the publisher of the title, which is distributed by subscription and is available on newsstands and in bookstores in the UK and in selected US outlets. Canadians get magazine to build green With a circulation of 8,000, the magazine is mailed to members of the Architectural Institute of British Columbia and the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada. Individual subscriptions are also available, and a retail pilot program is running through the Green Works Building Supplies Store in Vancouver. Colorado IT professionals will get new monthly
Two auto magazines merge into one
Mark Houlahan is the editor of the monthly, which has a circulation of 69,000 and is published by Source Interlink Media. The title is available by subscription, on newsstands, and in bookstores and mass merchant chains throughout the US and Canada. Don't miss out industry news. Have the Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter delivered to your inbox every week. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. New journal for practitioners in convenient care facilities
Brian Blitz is the group publisher of the titles. Magazine showcases t-shirt art and other creations
The publication is available by subscription and has a global circulation of 5,000. Dustin Hostetler is the editor. New lifestyle magazine will accept freelance submissions
The title will be published quarterly by Luxury Avenue and be available by subscription. Hugo Sarmiento is the editor-in-chief. Edible Communities launches another title
Lynne Eppel is the editor of the publication, which is distributed free at local advertisers and is also available by subscription. LA to get new arts magazine Santa Fe Publishing Group will distribute the free periodical, with a circulation between 35,000 and 45,000, throughout downtown LA, Chinatown, Silver Lake, Los Feliz, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Culver City, Venice, La Brea, and Mid-Wilshire. Subscriptions will also be available. Laurie Rosenthal is the editor-in-chief. LA parents get new magazine
Initial circulation exceeded 20,000 and was distributed to homes, pediatric offices, and private schools in LA's high-income zip codes. The magazine is also available by subscription and can be found on newsstands, in bookstores, and at upscale businesses. Motivational magazine launches
Sam Glenn is the editor. The title is published by Everything Attitude and is available by subscription. New magazine highlights garages
The publication is available on newsstands and in bookstores in the US and Canada and by subscription. New magazine will target sophisticated New Yorkers
With a free circulation of 65,000, the magazine will be mailed to affluent households in NY. Modern Luxury is the publisher. New lifestyle magazine targets trendsetters in San Francisco
The new title has a circulation of 30,000 and is distributed free at luxury hotels, retail stores, and restaurants throughout San Francisco. Subscribe to the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter and stay on top of industry news. Enter your email in the sign-up box to the left or email Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com today. Regional real estate magazine for NYC
Ron Varrial is the editor. City dwellers get new magazine
Tom Eubanks is the editor-in-chief. The title is published by Modern Holdings, Inc. New lifestyle monthly to launch in Arkansas
Christy Smith is the editor. New entertainment magazine replaces another
PIQ, LLC is the publisher of the title, which is sold on newsstands and in bookstores throughout the US and Canada. Subscriptions are also available. Digital gamers get new magazine
The initial goal is to sell 300,000 copies of the publication, by subscription and on newsstands, in the US and Canada. Rob Smith is the editor-in-chief. New addition to "Edible" titles
Edible Communities distributes 20,000 free copies at food co-ops, groceries, butchers, cafes, and bookshops throughout metro Vancouver and surrounding districts. Subscriptions are also available. New culinary magazine will benefit NY food bank
The quarterly, with an initial circulation of 40,000, will be available on newsstands and by subscription, with partial proceeds donated to the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York. Laura Barokas is a co-publisher. Clinical journal expands scope The quarterly is published by Elsevier and is available internationally by subscription. Dr. Paul Miller is the editor-in-chief. Animators to get new magazine
The quarterly will be available on newsstands and by subscription in the US and Europe. GOMOTION welcomes freelance submissions. Guidelines are posted at http://gomotionmag.com/prt/view/become-an-author.html. Local magazine highlights foreclosures
Article submissions from the local community are encouraged. Guidelines are posted at http://www.dfwforeclosuresmag.com/guidelines.html. New publication for education employees in Lawrence, MA
School Superintendent Wilfredo Laboy oversees the magazine. You won't miss any magazine industry news if you sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Fast News - more new magazines
The publication will have regular features on cameras; digital recording; system design; Internet protocol video; table game, slot, and cage integrity; construction and surveillance; security techniques; scams; and international updates. It will also include a listing of security companies and their products and services. Roger Gros is the editor of this new title, which is a joint venture of World Game Protection and GLOBAL GAMING BUSINESS. New magazine will replace discontinued title
The majority of the 425,000 English copies will be available to subscribers of select newspapers across Ontario in high-income postal code areas. The balance of the English issues and 20,000 French copies will be distributed to ONTARIO magazine subscribers and will be available at Ontario and regional travel centers. It will also be downloadable at http://www.ontariotravel.net/. New magazine dedicated to Northwest Coast
Editor and publisher Bryan Penttila welcomes queries from freelancers. Submission guidelines are posted at http://www.nwcmagazine.com/writers-guidelines/. New magazine will examine race relations
Janice Ellis is the executive editor. Canadian suburban lifestyle magazine launched Diane Tierny is the editor of this title that is published six times per year. Fashion/lifestyle magazine to launch Canadian edition
Published quarterly, the magazine will be available at airports, bookstores, pharmacies, and newsstands. Sheriff J. Ishak is the editor-in-chief. New magazine for Alabama's eastern shore
Readers are welcome to submit articles and photographs to info@thetalkofthebay.com. Magazine launched for new Canadian lawyers
Gail Cohen is the editor. Turn to the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter for all of your timely industry news needs. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Harvard undergrads launch research journal
Co-editors-in-chief of the biannual are John Zhou and Shoshana Tell. New magazine provides wedding ideas
Stephanie McBride and Emily Hall are co-editors. New magazine showcases history of Japanese cars
Benjamin Hsu is the editor of this quarterly that is currently available by subscription only. 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. Eco-conscious Canadian title launches
David Chalk is editor-in-chief of the magazine, which covers eco-friendly products and innovations, ecotourism, green building methods and sustainable development, green energy, food, health and spirituality, transportation, and green industries and businesses. Fast News - more new magazines
GA communities to get new monthly
The monthly publication will have a circulation of 18,000, and each issue will include news about West Cobb people, places, politics, and businesses, as well as a community calendar. Arts and fashion magazine launches in Canada
RabittownMedia published 500 copies of the magazine's first issue. Editor Paddy Barry anticipates that the quarterly will eventually be published bimonthly or monthly. New magazine will focus on software Sylwia Stocka is the editor of this new publication with a circulation of 7,000 copies that will be available by subscription and at Barnes & Noble and Borders stores throughout the US. Software Media LLC is the publisher. Authors who would like to write for the magazine can contact en@ffdmag.com. Submission guidelines are posted at http://ffdmag.com/prt/view/become-an-author.html.
Mort Rosenblum is the editor. New magazine will target the health-conscious
According to Mattone, “Female boomers are gatekeepers to family health, and our distribution channel guarantees engagement with them.” You won't miss any magazine industry news if you sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. Fast News - more new magazines
New magazine for Toronto cyclists
The magazine will be published three time per year on chlorine-free, 100% post-consumer wastepaper. Tammy Thorne is the managing editor. Dave Meslin is the publisher. Role-playing gamers get new magazine The publication is available by subscription and in Wisconsin hobby shops. High-end homes in three FL areas displayed in new magazine
Publisher GR Wyse mails 50,000 copies of the magazine to high-net-worth households in the three regions showcased in the magazine. Another 2,000 copies are distributed in area salons, day spas, country clubs, doctors' offices, yacht clubs, cafes, and on board private and fractional owners' aircraft. Mario Garcia is the editor. New business journal for Western KY and Southern IL
The new monthly is published by The Paducah (KY) Sun. Joe Walker is the editor. BBC Magazines to launch new publication in US The bimonthly will be available on newsstands and by subscription, and will have an initial print run of 85,000 copies. Magazine targets urban Alabamians
Julie Keith is the editor-in-chief of THICKET, which is published by Thicket Media LLC. Circulation is 30,000. The magazine is available on newsstands and by subscription. Magazine for Birmingham, AL women Tina Hatch, editor-in-chief, welcomes submissions from freelance writers, artists, and photographers. She can be contacted at hatch@lipstickbhm.com. Submission guidelines are posted at http://lipstickbhm.com. Magazine news updates are available for free by signing up for the Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Visit http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp to learn more. New publication targets small landowners in MT
The magazine is published by the MT State University Extension Service. Managing editor is Tanya Daniels. New magazine for practitioners coordinating inpatient care
Dr. Franklin Michota is the editor. International Medical News Group is the publisher. Distribution is by subscription. New magazine aimed at travelers to NY's capital and Adirondacks
The first issue had a circulation of 12,000. New magazine targets those who hunt in AZ The magazine will be self-published eight times a year and will be available through Arizona retailers and by subscription. Magazine targets two MA suburbs
Tracey Rauh Solomon is the editor-in chief of this publication from North of Boston Media Group. Distribution is by subscription. New magazine focuses on software
Stay in touch with industry news by signing up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. The information entry box is to the left or contact Meg at mweaver@woodenhorsepub.com. New showcase for Northern KY real estate The magazine is published by the Northern KY Association of Realtors. Jim Schack is president.
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. New journal launched for orthopedic practitioners
Dr. Andrew Crenshaw is the editor-in-chief. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins is the publisher. New journal accepting personal nonfiction Candida Lawrence is the editor. New scholarly journal examines race and ethnicity It is published biannually by Indiana University Press and is available by subscription. The editors are John Powell and Mac Stewart. Northwesterners get new sports publication Seth Kolloen is the editor. The magazine is available on newsstands and by subscription. Relaunched magazine targets achievers
SUCCESS is published by Success Media. Deborah Heisz is editor-in-chief. Don't miss out on important magazine industry news. Sign up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter today at http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp. Fast News - more new magazines New foodie mags keep churning out copy
Christine Tumpson is the editor of this new magazine from Whirl Publishing. Distribution is by subscription. Foodies get more to digest
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.
Tracy Saelinger will be the features editor. Fast News – more new magazines
New magazine targets baby boomers in Central Virginia
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. Anglers get new magazine
Craig Springer is editor of this new publication, which is distributed by subscription. New magazine fuels ethanol industry The quarterly publication is available by subscription and has an audience of 10,000. Jeff Broin is the CEO. California, Nevada, and Hawaii see green
The editor for all the magazines is Shari Martinez. Knitting publication targets North American enthusiasts 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. The Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter reports the latest industry news and is free by entering your email on the sign-up page at http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp. Rhode Island condo owners get advice in new publication
Douglas Guilbert is the editor of this monthly magazine, which is available by subscription and published by Condo Enterprises, LLC. Fans of the arts get new magazine in Monmouth County, NJ
Members of the Monmouth County Arts Council will have the magazine mailed to their homes. Claudia Ansorge is editor-in-chief. New journal targets individuals with creative talents Individuals interested in contributing to the publication should contact submissions@dossierjournal.com. Magazine for Catholic educators relaunches under new name
Margot Davidson is the editor of this quarterly publication. New magazine written for and by Canadian youth
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. Actress/model wannabes will get advice in new magazine The release date is May 10, 2008. The publication will be distributed in the top 18 US markets. Stay current on industry news by subscribing to the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter. Just click on "Subscribe" on the left side of the screen. Fast News – more new magazines
New magazine focuses on business aspect of hip-hop
Editor-in-chief is Kate Ferguson. New teen girl magazine will lack skinny models
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. Boost your industry knowledge by signing up for the free Wooden Horse Publishing newsletter at http://www.woodenhorsepub.com/subscribe.asp. New magazine for the New York fashionistas
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. THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER launches East Coast edition Todd Cunningham is the national editor. NCAA launches magazine supporting intercollegiate athletics
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. Wall Street Journal will have magazine spin-off
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New magazine highlights gospel entertainment industry
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. New Canadian men’s magazine debuts
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. New women's Magazine to focus on eco-friendly lifesytle
Features will incorporate travel, fashion, gossip, cooking, health, home decor, and juggling work and children. New magazine focuses on healthier living on Canada's east coast 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. Advertisers range from large drug companies to local opticians. New lifestyle magazine has its eye on wealthy Canadians Fast News - more new magazines
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July 2, 2008 - PLAY IN PITTSBURGH just replaced EVENT SOURCE as Allegheny (PA) County's tourist magazine. The glossy highlights nearby attractions, as well as those in surrounding rural counties, and lists restaurants, sporting events, theater performances, and nightlife spots.
July 2, 2008 - SECULAR HOMESCHOOLING is a non-religious quarterly targeting the homeschooling community. The magazine includes product reviews; humor pieces; and articles on teaching science, math, and history; homeschooling the only child; homeschooling children of various ages; homeschooling a special-needs child; craft projects that teach; children's learning styles; making it work as a working homeschooling parent; homeschooling on a budget; legalities of homeschooling; and "a day in the life of a homeschooling family."
July 2, 2008 - FULCRUM, a design and architecture magazine, launched this month and targets design, hospitality, and real estate professionals; developers; and facility managers. Two issues are planned for 2009, with the magazine becoming quarterly or bimonthly by 2010. Content includes flooring, materials, textiles, furnishings, new designer/design concepts, technology, interior projects, architecture projects, and a section on practical matters for design professionals.
July 2, 2008 - DUO MAGAZINE is a lifestyle magazine that targets affluent, 25–55-year-old South Floridians. Content includes profiles of community activists and heroes; reviews of special events, social venues, and theater performances; and articles about fashion, beauty, travel, and technology.
July 2, 2008 - SHOCK! THEATER CLASSICS is a new companion title to FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND. The magazine targets fans of horror, science fiction, and fantasy films, and includes articles about 1960s TV shows and drive-in movies dedicated to the aforementioned genres.
July 2, 2008 - PROMINENT is a new quarterly from Prominent Publishing Corp. The magazine targets African Americans and includes content on entertainment, business, culture, fashion, cars, unsung heroes, technology, food, and inspiration. Dr. Farrah Gray is the editor-in-chief.
June 30, 2008 - NORTH OF 89, an architecture and design magazine, showcases properties in central Ontario, as well as other living spaces: motor coaches, boats, the outdoors. Coverage of vacation homes, remodeling, and automobiles is also included.
June 30, 2008 - CANADIAN ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN MAGAZINE is another title from publisher/editor Mike Dunphy that will launch on July 11. The bimonthly will target Canadian consumers and industry professionals "who are interested in everything from historical buildings to modern design." Each issue will feature a minimum of four Canadian homes, as well as articles about antiques, culture, furniture, and travel. 
June 30, 2008 - FIXED is a new title from Death Trap Publishing that targets track bike enthusiasts. Previews of new bikes, biking statistics, profiles of and interviews with people who ride, and articles on biking gear, bicycle festivals, and places to ride are included.
June 30, 2008 - THE OFFICIAL FERRARI MAGAZINE will launch in the next few weeks, with 30,000 copies mailed to Ferrari owners worldwide. The publication will showcase racing culture, fashion, and design, "from the point of view of the Ferrari world."
June 30, 2008 - NORTH CAROLINA JURY VIEW targets attorneys, judges, insurance professionals, mediators, and medical providers in the state. Each bimonthly issue includes testimony, exhibits, opening and closing arguments, and jury demographics and feedback from recent trials; tips on civil claims and trial practice; interviews with legal professionals; and news of settlements.
June 30, 2008 - TOTAL POLITICS is a monthly aimed at political junkies and covers politics in the UK, US, and around the world by including articles on political parties, policies and issues, and campaigns and elections; interviews with politicians; and political humor.
June 30, 2008 - DRINK ME, a bimonthly, will launch in August and be distributed for free in bars and spirits stores in the Greater San Francisco area. According to Daniel Yaffe, editor-in-chief, the magazine will target 21–35-year-old bartenders, industry executives, and drinking enthusiasts. Articles will cover international drinking trends, industry news, and the way alcohol and bars play a role in different cultures.
June 25, 2008 - ELECTRIC SHEEP targets cinema fans who want "an offbeat, left-field view" of the industry, and provides content about unconventional, artistic, genre, and animation films. Virginie Sélavy is editor-in-chief of the quarterly, which is published by Wallflower Press.
June 25, 2008 - THE HEALTHY HIPPIE MAGAZINE, an independent bimonthly, launched last month in VT. The magazine targets anyone interested in an environmentally-friendly lifestyle, health, or music. Coverage includes green living and building, green bands, socially-conscious investing, sex, bees, VT adventures, yoga, physical therapy, reviews of natural products and green restaurants, artists, hippie kids, and non-profit spotlights.
June 25, 2008 - CREAM WORLD is a quarterly targeting young adults in Canada. Coverage includes fashion, technology, television, movies, music, cars, real estate, national affairs, and arts and culture. With a circulation of 25,000, the magazine can be found at malls, retail chains, and hotels in Downtown Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton Scarborough, and Vaughn Mills.
June 25, 2008 - TICKLED PINK is a new bimonthly for the women of Columbus, OH. The publication covers fashion, beauty, health, fitness, event planning, motherhood, kids' trends, nightlife, finance, and travel, and includes a calendar of events. The free magazine is available at boutiques, spas, restaurants, doctors' offices, childcare facilities, and other locations throughout the area.
June 25, 2008 - AIRSOFT SOLDIER launched this week and targets (no pun intended) those who love everything airsoft. Content includes articles on weapons, accessories, and battle dress; game scenarios; and interviews with airsoft celebrities. Editor-in-chief Jarkko Koskinen is based in Finland, but the magazine is available worldwide by subscription. C&C Wind Oy is the publisher.
June 25, 2008 - GRADIENT just launched as an independent quarterly in NYC, targeting readers aged 16-34. The free publication is distributed at local condos, hotels, art galleries, boutiques, salons, and tradeshows. Content includes fashion, arts, dining, travel, technology, and consumer culture.
June 23, 2008 - ORANGE APPEAL just launched in Central FL, targeting educated, affluent women who are active in their communities. Coverage includes food, fashion, money management, career advice, programs and organizations that benefit women and girls, and first-person experiences of life lessons. Two more issue will be published this year before going bimonthly in 2009.
June 23, 2008 - BREAKING BREAD ORLANDO targets Central FL residents and tourists to the area who are patrons of food, wine, and entertainment. The bimonthly focuses on the area's culinary scene with coverage of restaurants, nightlife, catering, festivals, and chefs.
June 23, 2008 - COG covers Japanese Keirin racing, messenger racing events, track bikes, and fixed gear culture, and targets those who love bikes. Peter DiAntoni is the editor of the magazine that is published four times and year and is available by subscription. In addition, a limited number of free copies can be picked up at select bike shops in the US, Canada, Europe, and Asia.
June 23, 2008 - THE RIDE JOURNAL targets people with a "passion for bikes" and covers track, mountain, bmx, and road bikes; commuting; racing; and free-ride. Editor Philip Diprose is based in the UK, but the biannual is available worldwide by subscription. Diprose says, "We plan to donate profits to bike-related charities."
June 23, 2008 - 6 will launch in the fall and be delivered to 100,000 US households with an average net worth of $25 million. Steven Beschloss is the editor-in-chief of the bimonthly that will cover investing, collecting, real estate, fashion, jewelry and accessories, beauty and grooming, entertainment, travel, culture, home design, furnishings, fitness and wellness, and food.
June 23, 2008 - UPSCALE LIVING is a quarterly from Trader Corporation that targets affluent Canadians. Contents focus on new home and condo developments, luxury vehicles, travel, restaurants, entertaining, product reviews, and upcoming events. A circulation of 400,000 is achieved via mass mail-outs in Winnipeg, Vancouver, Calgary, and Edmonton.
June 23, 2008 - HEART BUSINESS JOURNAL FOR WOMEN will be on Canadian and UK newsstands on June 30 and will also be available by subscription. The bimonthly targets educated, professional women between the ages of 25 and 54. Each issue will have articles on food, drink, travel, balancing work and home life, and health and well being; contain a section for journaling exercises; and profile successful professionals.
June 19, 2008 - IRUN is a bimonthly from Great River Media that profiles Canadian runners and race reports, and covers training, nutritional advice, and lifestyle. Editor Mark Sutcliffe says the magazine “is less geared toward the elite athlete and more geared toward the everyday runner.”
June 19, 2008 - BIOSYNERGY was launched in September by students from MIT, Stanford, and the University of Toronto. The second issue was released this month. The magazine targets executives and students with a background in the life sciences and covers issues related to biotechnology entrepreneurship, personalities, and innovations. Justin Chakma, editor-in-chief, invites professionals and students to submit articles. Details are posted at 
June 19, 2008 - RGVSPORTS.COM THE MAGAZINE will launch on August 1, devoted to high school sports and athletes in the Texas Rio Grande Valley. The glossy will be published four times a year by Valley Freedom Communications and include Q&As with coaches and athletes, coverage of local stadiums, a best-of section, game schedules, and prospects to watch in the coming year.
June 19, 2008 - THE SEA launched this month targeting ocean lovers and covering the world's marine environments, history, wildlife, leisure, culture, and commerce. Signature Publishing, in the UK, produces the monthly title, which is available globally by subscription. Alison Bridge is the editor.
June 19, 2008 - SINGULAR covers the single lifestyle and social events in the LA area. The bimonthly is direct-mailed to 63,000 single people aged 30+ who live in LA. It is also available by subscription and on newsstands.
June 19, 2008 - BLACK, a bimonthly that will explore Australia's dark pop culture and entertainment, will launch on July 14. The magazine will cover witchcraft, movies, music, books, politics, fashion, comics, gaming, true crime, and bizarre medical cases. The magazine targets those who enjoy dark-themed entertainment.
June 19, 2008 - ENVISION is a quarterly magazine that focuses on the art scene in NJ's Delaware Valley. Coverage includes galleries and exhibition venues; profiles of painters, illustrators, clay and sand sculptors, photographers, tattoo artists, and glassblowers; and listings of upcoming openings and shows. The publication targets affluent, educated, people who appreciate the arts. It is mailed to patrons of local art museums, distributed free at more than 90 locations throughout the Delaware Valley, and is available by subscription.
June 17, 2008 - APARTAMENTO, a home magazine, highlights the living spaces of everyday people by portraying furniture, interior design, books, food, music, architecture, art, and gardening. Associate editor Marco Velardi says, “We will not show tidy interiors because they don’t exist outside your mum’s imagination”. The title is targeted to young adults who have just moved out of their parents' house, as well as middle-agers who are thinking of redoing their apartments.
June 17, 2008 - DIVERSITY EXECUTIVE will launch in September from MediaTec Publishing. The bimonthly will include profiles of diversity executives, insights from industry and community leaders, case studies on diversity and inclusion, research and business intelligence on how diversity and inclusion impact the bottom line, and articles on diversity management, culture, training and development, recruiting, suppliers, and communication.
June 17, 2008 - STANDPOINT. launched last month as a monthly "designed to defend and celebrate Western civilization." Editor Daniel Johnson says the magazine has "trans-Atlantic content," covering politics, the law, culture, race, religion, the military, art, economics, and science. Critiques of books, TV, theater, music, and movies are also included. The publication targets well-educated, affluent readers.
June 17, 2008 - SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE AND BUILDING MAG reports on green building in Canada and elsewhere using case studies and technical articles on building systems and products. The target market includes architects, engineers, municipal employees, and building owners and managers. Jim Taggart is the editor of the bimonthly, which is produced by Janam Publications.
June 12, 2008 - ROCKY MOUNTAIN TECHLINE will launch in August and target information technology professionals in CO. The magazine will include coverage of people, products, businesses, and activities related to computer technology fields in CO and have articles on software and hardware solutions, IT security, telecommunications, careers and employment, IT management, and public policy.
June 12, 2008 - MODIFIED MUSTANGS AND FORDS has launched as a merger of MODIFIED MUSTANGS and MUSTANG AND FORD. The magazine targets Ford brand enthusiasts and covers all Fords from the 1960s to today. The publication features articles on maintenance, repairs, restoration, and upgrades; how-to tech articles; technical Q&A; and readers' rides.
June 12, 2008 - CONVENIENT CARE will debut in July as the official journal of the Convenient Care Association. The bimonthly will target nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and other health professionals who work in convenient care clinics. The publication will appear as a bimonthly supplement in CLINICAL REVIEWS, an international subscription magazine with a circulation in excess of 125,000.
June 12, 2008 - FAESTHETIC, "a collection of art and oddities from around the world," has recently graduated "from an annual photocopied zine" to a thick, professionally printed triannual from Threadless, an online t-shirt company. The title showcases t-shirt art and other creations from newcomers and veterans.
June 12, 2008 - LUXURY AVENUE MAGAZINE, a new lifestyle publication targeting affluent metropolitans, will launch this fall and accept freelance submissions on fashion, beauty, health, architecture, design, travel, food, education, home and garden, and the environment. Guidelines are posted at 
June 12, 2008 - EDIBLE FRONT RANGE, a new quarterly from Edible Communities, targets residents of Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, and towns in between who are interested in local foods and sustainability. Coverage includes places to shop for and eat locally-grown products, profiles of local producers, recipes, wineries and microbreweries, home gardening, historic food industries, and a calendar of food events.
June 12, 2008 - THE MAGAZINE LOS ANGELES will launch in September, targeting LA's art patrons, professionals, collectors, and students. Each monthly issue will profile one new and one emerging local artist; feature interviews with contemporary artists, collectors, and curators; cover LA gallery, museum, art center, educational, and DIY activities; and review performing arts, books, film, music, and cultural issues.
June 9, 2008 - KIDSLA MAGAZINE launched last month as a quarterly and will go bimonthly in December. The publication targets affluent, educated parents of children between the ages of 4 and 14. Articles focus on travel, finance, counseling, health and fitness, media, local dining, fashion and home, and kids involved in community service. Jemma Gafford is the editor-in-chief, and Amanda Goldstein is the publisher.
June 9, 2008 - ATTITUDE DIGEST is a quarterly magazine focusing on motivation, team building, professional development, leadership, and personal success. The publication includes cartoons; quizzes; inspirational quotes; articles about health, relationship support, and stress management; and interviews with and humorous anecdotes about those who feel they have benefited from a positive attitude.
June 9, 2008 - GARAGE STYLE MAGAZINE launched in May as a quarterly that showcases garages and has technical how-to articles, product reviews, and buyers' guides. While early issues will focus on car garages, publisher-editor Don Weberg plans to expand coverage to airplane hangars and boathouses.
June 9, 2008 - MANHATTAN will launch in September. Editor Richard Martin says the bimonthly will cover fashion, art, design, architecture, real estate, and "other things that matter to sophisticated New Yorkers," but will exclude politics, sports, and economic matters.
June 5, 2008 - 944 SAN FRANCISCO is the seventh regional launch from 944 Media. The monthly lifestyle magazine targets image-conscious individuals between the ages of 21 and 38 who have high disposable income. Articles focus on fashion, music, dining, nightlife, celebrities, entertainment, travel, and cultural trends.
June 5, 2008: AT HOME WITH METRO is a new glossy published by a partnership of Metro and the Real Estate Board of NY. The quarterly covers real estate, lifestyle, and design in NY, as well as tips for buying and renting a home. It targets young, active, well-educated residents of NYC and Westchester. The first issue was sent to every member of the Real Estate Board and 12,000 brokers' offices. In addition, it was inserted into select editions of METRO NEW YORK, a free daily newspaper that has a circulation of 310,000.
June 5, 2008 - LOFTLIFE focuses on city living and targets the sophisticated urbanite. The magazine, which launched last month, covers interior decor, urban design and redevelopment, building transformations, and the cultural and community benefits of city living. It is currently available by subscription and will be on newsstands and in bookstores in July.
June 5, 2008 - ARKANSAS LIFE, a monthly produced by the ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE, will launch in September and target educated, affluent state residents. The magazine will cover wellness, design, home, dining, arts, culture, and travel beyond the state's borders. Most of the initial 30,000 copies will be direct-mailed to those in central AR who have a home valued at more than $350,000 and to those outside of central AR who have a home valued at more than $500,000. About 10,000 copies will be available on free-standing racks and at upscale businesses throughout the state. Subscriptions will also be offered.
June 5, 2008 - PIQ, a new magazine covering anime, movies, comics, and music, launched in April, replacing NEWTYPE USA, which was devoted only to anime. The monthly targets fans of the aforementioned entertainment genres. Articles "shine a light on overlooked projects, artists, creators, and studios throughout the entertainment industry."
June 2, 2008 - PLAYSTATION: THE OFFICIAL MAGAZINE is a new title from Future US that launched in November, almost year after Ziff Davis ceased production of the now-defunct OFFICIAL PLAYSTATION MAGAZINE. The new publication targets young, male PlayStation enthusiasts and early adopters of digital entertainment and consumer technology. Published 13 times a year, the magazine includes previews of PlayStation games, interviews with senior executives and game designers, and news on downloads and games available on the PlayStation Network.
June 2, 2008 - EDIBLE VANCOUVER, the second Canadian edition in the "Edible" title series, launched last month. As with the other "Edible" magazines, EDIBLE VANCOUVER will highlight local food products, producers, wineries, breweries, recipes, and festivals. Debbra Mikaelsen is the editor of the quarterly.
June 2, 2008 - CAPITAL REGION CULINARY CELEBRATIONS will launch next week in and around Albany, NY. Each issue will feature culinary events, regional and global cuisine, local restaurants and chefs, recipes, cooking profiles and articles reflective of the season, and a discount card for culinary-related businesses in the Capital Region.
June 2, 2008 - JOURNAL OF CLINICAL DENSITOMETRY ASSESSMENT OF CLINICAL HEALTH is the updated title of the former JOURNAL OF CLINICAL DENSITOMETRY, reflecting its expanded coverage from bone density measurement to the new inclusion of evaluations of bone strength and fracture risk. Articles and reviews focus on research and practice-oriented advice. The target audience is radiologists, endocrinologists, nephrologists, rheumatologists, gynecologists, family physicians, internists, and technologists whose patients require diagnostic clinical densitometry for therapeutic management.
June 2, 2008 - GOMOTION, a new title from Software Media LLC, will launch in July. The magazine is targeted to professional and beginning animators, animation fans, advertising agencies, movie and software companies, graphic designers, and creators of computer games. Articles will cover the use of animation on the Web and in TV and cinema productions, in the game industry, and in commercial and everyday use. Each issue will include interviews with professional animators, a calendar of animation events, and a DVD with tutorials.
June 2, 2008 - DFW FORECLOSURES launched in February as a free, monthly local publication with foreclosure information for homeowners, buyers, investors, realtors, and lenders in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. The Cash Media title is distributed via street boxes and at airports, convenience and grocery stores, and local retailers. Articles focus on real estate market conditions, foreclosure processes, foreclosure loss mitigation, investment information and strategies, REO statistics and forecasts, mortgage information and market conditions, insurance concerns and information, title insurance, and renovations and rehabbing.
June 2, 2008 - THE LAWRENCE EDUCATOR is a new quarterly published by the Lawrence (MA) Public Schools. Ten thousand copies of the premiere issue were distributed to the school system's 2,200 employees and were also sent to school districts in 22 states. The publication targets teachers, administrators, and principals. Articles focus on students' accomplishments and ways to improve teacher instruction, student performance, and the city's educational system.
May 27, 2008 - GLOBAL GAME PROTECTION is an annual magazine that will launch in February 2009, just prior to the World Game Protection Conference in March. The publication is designed to focus on security and surveillance at casino resorts. A circulation of over 20,000 will be achieved by poly-bagging with the February 2009 issue of GLOBAL GAMING BUSINESS; distribution at trade shows; and mailings to hotel and casino executives, table game and slot managers, security and surveillance executives, food and beverage directors, regulators, and law enforcement officials.
May 27, 2008 - MY ONTARIO, a new English and French annual that will be launched later this spring by the Ontario Tourism Marketing Partnership Corporation, is replacing ONTARIO TRAVEL DISCOVERIES. It will be aimed at families and upscale consumers in the Canadian market and will highlight Ontario travel experiences and ideas, including resorts and family getaways. The magazine will also feature lists of restaurants, golf courses, spas, and wineries.
May 27, 2008 - NORTHWEST COAST is a new quarterly containing articles about the people, culture, and landscape of the Columbia Pacific region of southwest Washington State and northwest Oregon. Art and poetry are also featured. The magazine is targeted to active local residents, as well as those who live beyond the coast and either own second homes or regularly vacation there. Ten thousand copies of the first issue were mailed to potential subscribers, distributed to area businesses, and featured at festivals and special events throughout the region. Beginning with the fall issue, copies will be available on newsstands throughout western Washington and Oregon.
May 27, 2008 - RISEUP, a weekly newspaper insert addressing race relations, will launch June 22. The first issue will have a circulation of 4 million and be distributed through the top 15-25 US metropolitan areas' newspapers. The publication will cover health, education, politics, business, and cultural uniqueness.
May 27, 2008 - SUBURBAN LIFE is a new magazine from Metroland Media Group that is distributed to 150,000 households in southwestern Ontario via community newspapers. The publication targets energetic readers aged 35-55 with children. Content includes home and garden ideas, entertaining tips with recipes, local travel and entertainment, fashion, finance, and fitness.
May 27, 2008 - Z!NK CANADA will launch this fall as a spin-off of Z!NK, the New York-based fashion/lifestyle magazine. The Canadian edition will have a projected circulation of 200,000 and target fashion-conscious, upscale readers. Articles will focus on beauty, design, arts and entertainment, adventure travel, food and drink, and technology.
May 26, 2008 - TALK OF THE BAY is a new monthly focusing on the eastern shore of AL. Editors David and Pam Brown distribute the publication for free throughout Fairhope, Spanish Fort, and Daphne, AL. Subscriptions are also available. The magazine includes a calendar of events, movie reviews, seasonal recipes, and articles on the local economy, coastal fishing, do-it-yourself projects, health and beauty, and local non-profits.
May 27, 2008 - CANADIAN LAWYER ASSOCIATES is a quarterly spinoff of CANADIAN LAWYER. The new publication from CLB Media caters to lawyers up to seven years post-call and is delivered to 10,000 associates culled from the Canadian Law List. Articles focus on advancing a legal career and balancing a young attorney's personal life.
May 22, 2008 - THURJ THE HARVARD UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH JOURNAL is a new glossy featuring the scientific research undertaken by the university's undergraduates, as well as op-eds, profiles on important contributors to scientific research, book reviews, and news on study abroad. Four thousand copies of the first issue were published in late April and distributed to all undergraduates and to libraries on all of the school's campuses.
May 22, 2008 - SOIREE is a new biannual targeting any bride-to-be who is planning her wedding in Central VA. The magazine includes ideas for arranging a successful ceremony and reception. With a circulation of 20,000, the publication is distributed via newsstands in and around Lynchburg, Roanoke, and Charlottesville, VA.
May 22, 2008 - JAPANESE NOSTALGIC CAR is a publication for collectors, enthusiasts, and drivers of vintage Japanese automobiles. In addition to articles about Japanese car shows and the history behind various Japanese vehicles, the magazine includes a buyer's guide, product guide, readers' rides, a calendar of events, and editorials.
May 22, 2008 - GOOD LIFE LIVING GREEN is a new eco-conscious biannual. Fusion Publishing distributes 100,000 copies of the magazine with several Canadian daily newspapers delivered to select households with incomes of $85K+, and via national newsstands in Canada. The magazine will later be offered free to subscribers who make a donation to one of the green foundations the magazine supports. US distribution will follow in the publication's second year.
May 19, 2008 - WEST COBBER, a new magazine that will launch in June, will be distributed for free in restaurants, churches, daycare centers, schools, and offices in Acworth, Kennesaw, and Powder Springs, GA. Editor Cynthia Rozzo hopes that, like its 15-year-old sister publication, EAST COBBER, the new magazine will build a sense of community in the western part of Cobb County, GA by providing a forum for people to share opinions and information and by updating the citizenry about their elected officials and the issues facing them.
May 19, 2008 - SLEEVEEN is a new magazine focusing on original works of film, music, dance, theater, fashion, publishing, and graphic arts, as well as the people who drive these industries in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. The target market includes art and fashion aficionados and ex-patriot Newfoundlanders. SLEEVEEN will be available at retail locations within St. John's, Newfoundland and by subscription.
May 19, 2008 - FLASH&FLEX DEVELOPER'S MAGAZINE is a new quarterly that will launch in July. Devoted to ActionScript development, Server Side interaction, and sound and animation functions, FLASH&FLEX is targeted to beginning and experienced graphic designers and Flash programmers. Each issue will have tips and tricks on creating applications using Flash/Flex; reviews of software, books, and new products; interviews with Flash experts; and a CD containing commercial applications and tutorials.
May 19, 2008 - DISPATCHES is a new quarterly containing in-depth news analysis of geopolitical events. Distributed worldwide by subscription, each issue will focus on a central theme; the debut edition's is "In America." The magazine's target audience includes those who eschew the fast-paced instant news analysis seen on 24-hour news networks and the Internet. The publication is meant to appeal to foreign-affairs specialists and students of the subject.
May 19, 2008 - SPRY, a monthly health magazine from Publishing Group of America, will debut in September with a circulation of 9 million. Articles will focus on diet, wellness, and recreation and leisure activities. Bob Mattone has been named publisher of SPRY, which will be distributed via newspapers throughout the US.
May 14, 2008 - DANDYHORSE, a new magazine for Toronto cyclists, will be released in July with 10,000 copies distributed for free at Toronto bike stores and community events, and in Toronto's 44 municipal wards. Articles will cover commuting, safety, fashion, local history, advocacy, couriers, BMXers, products, and legal advice. The target audience includes anyone who loves cycling in Toronto, including social riders, competitive racers, casual riders, and regular commuters. Readers are health-conscious and concerned about the environment.
May 14, 2008 - ADVENTURE GAMES JOURNAL is a new bimonthly recently launched by Adventure Games Publishing. The magazine is dedicated to role-playing games and targets those who enjoy playing them. James Mishler is the editor. Each issue includes new adventures, monsters, treasures, classes, races, and the campaign setting information that the reader, as player and/or judge, can use to improve role-playing game experiences.
May 14, 2008 - FDR FLORIDA DESIGNERS REVIEW is a new bimonthly that focuses on the lives of affluent residents of Tampa Bay, Sarasota-Bradenton, and Naples-Bonita Springs-Ft. Myers, FL from the perspective of the designers, architects, and artisans who create the atmospheres in which their well-to-do clients live. Magazine features focus on kitchen, dining room, piano room, master suite, and game room. Home values of FDR readers exceed the $500,000-$1,000,000 bracket. Articles highlight the homes in upscale communities and metropolitan condominiums.
May 14, 2008 - FOUR RIVERS BUSINESS JOURNAL is a new publication focusing on business news and issues in Western KY and Southern IL. Articles will cover the Internet, law, government, manufacturing, small business, the workforce, and people on the move. A calendar of business events is also included.
May 14, 2008 - BBC KNOWLEDGE MAGAZINE will hit the US market in August. Features will cover science, history, and nature. Sally Palmer will be the editor. Andy Benham, Publishing Director of BBC Magazines Bristol, said, "While the content will feed American interests, the Britishness and BBC-ness of the magazine [will be an] alternative to what is currently on the market." 
May 14, 2008 - THICKET is a new magazine targeting college-educated, affluent males and females living in Alabama's urban areas. The bimonthly covers business, travel, design, environment, home décor, gardening, sports, shopping, politics, education, faith, food, music, and the arts in Alabama. Primary distribution falls in major urban areas such as Birmingham, Montgomery, Mobile, Huntsville, Tuscaloosa, and Dothan.
May 14, 2008 - LIPSTICK is a new magazine aimed at women between the ages of 30 and 50 living in the Birmingham, AL area. Billing itself as "smart, fun and fearless," the publication covers fashion, beauty, community events, health, and home. Circulation is 25,000. LIPSTICK is distributed free in local retail stores and is also available by subscription.
May 12, 2008 - BIG SKY SMALL ACRES is targeted at new Montanans who buy relatively small parcels of land. It covers seasonal topics aimed at helping new Montanans manage their small-acreage properties. Each quarterly issue includes definitions intended to make newcomers a bit more Montana-savvy, articles on successful small-acreage owners, an advice column to which landowners can submit questions, and a list of free resources and contact agencies. Free copies of the publication are handed out at home shows, real estate workshops, and planning board meetings. It is also available by subscription.
May 12, 2008 - HOSPITALIST NEWS is a monthly publication for specialists in hospital-based medicine. It features clinical, health policy, and regulatory news for hospitalists. Articles focus on studies that affect inpatient care in cardiovascular medicine, gastrointestinal medicine, infectious disease, perioperative medicine, and pulmonary medicine.
May 12, 2008 - ALBANY/SARATOGA/ADIRONDACKS TRAVELHOST is a new member of the TRAVELHOST family of magazines. This one targets business and leisure travelers to the region. The bimonthly will include features on dining, shopping, entertainment, and attractions, and will be distributed in area hotel rooms. Associate publisher is Vikki Moran.
May 12, 2008 - CANYON STATE HUNTER will premier in June with 10,000 copies. The target market includes anyone who enjoys hunting in AZ. Each issue will contain articles that cover hunting techniques, species information, state hunting regions, weapon use and maintenance, product reviews, and stories of the hunt. Editor Neil Large encourages readers of CANYON STATE HUNTER to submit stories of their hunts to 
May 12, 2008 - THE ANDOVERS, a quarterly glossy, launched last month with a select mailing to 4,500 households in Andover and North Andover, two communities north of Boston, MA. The magazine covers financial, travel, fashion, family, and epicurean news. The target audience has an average household income exceeding $110,000; is between the ages of 35 and 54; and is an executive, manager, or professional.
May 12, 2008 - BSD is a new magazine for beginning and experienced professional network and database administrators, system programmers, webmasters, and proponents of open source software. Each issue contains information on Berkeley Software Distribution: safety, databases, multimedia, scientific tools, entertainment, programming, e-mail, news, and desktop environments. The majority of readers are between 18 and 40 years old.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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 
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
May 5, 2008 - CONDO OWNER MONTHLY is 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.