Sunday, April 20, 2008

Stephen Colagiuri Named New Editor-In-Chief

Stephen Colagiuri has been named the new Editor-in-Chief of Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice, effective April 1, 2008. Professor Colagiuri takes over from Professor Nigishi Hotta who has been acting as Editor-in-Chief since 2004 and now becomes an Honorary Editor-in-Chief of Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice, the official journal of the International Diabetes Federation/Western Pacific Region.

Nebgames Magazine Presents a Blueprint for Success

Nebgames Magazine is about a dream for the future of business in America and throughout the world. The magazine is dedicated to the idea if somebody can come up with a great idea they ought to be able to put that idea on the market and profit from it without undue red tape and expenses. The first issue goes through ideas for games, products, and software systems in a descriptional format. It then ends with a story and an article that attempt to make a case.

The case is that there should be a reporting database where any entrepreneur or other consumer of services can put his thoughts down about any business, law firm, organization, or anything else. Where possible, the database should also include an objective numerical review of these services and the option to report anonymously. That would help to create a more efficient market for services and force professionals to respond to the needs of their clients. An anonymous report would carry less weight than a report with a name behind it, but would protect the reporting party and encourage the free flow of information. At the end of the day everyone would be better off since service professionals ultimately depend on a productive economy to support their business models.

The end of this magazine contains an inspirational article about coastal businesses. It goes to show the bright future we could achieve if society responded to the concerns of the individual. There is a great power in individual creativity and individuals who stand up in defense of what they believe. That is the future that Nebgames Magazine endorses. The mission of Nebgames is to inspire readers to greater creativity and success.

Nebgames Magazine is dedicated to the creation of new games, products, and software systems as well as advocacy for entrepreneurs. To learn more go to http://www.nebgames.com/

Thursday, April 17, 2008

Steve DeLuca Named Publisher of Details

Steve DeLuca has been named Vice President & Publisher of Details. The appointment is effective immediately.

Mr. DeLuca has worked in senior roles at a number of Condé Nast publications, most recently serving as Associate Publisher of Condé Nast Traveler. Previously, he was Associate Publisher of Maxim, Publisher of Rolling Stone, and Associate Publisher of Vanity Fair and InStyle. Earlier in his career at Condé Nast he was in sales management at Gourmet and Details, and was as an advertising salesperson at Brides. Steve began his career in publishing as a sales representative at the Staten Island Advance.

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Spry Names Lisa Delaney Editor in Chief

Lisa Delaney has been named editor in chief of Spry, the largest health magazine launch in history scheduled for September with 9 million circulation. Former executive editor of Health and senior editor of Cooking Light and Prevention, she brings more than 15 years of health expertise to the magazine. She is author of the book, Secrets of a Former Fat Girl: How to Lose Two, Four (or More!) Dress Sizes -- and Find Yourself Along the Way.

Spry is the latest record-setting magazine launch for Publishing Group of America, which was purchased in December by Bain Capital Partners and Shamrock Partners. With a theme of balance -- "Celebrating the vitality in all of us" - - Spry will speak to boomers living active lives while often balancing the health needs of both their parents and their kids. Delaney will oversee all brand platforms, including online, clubs, e-newsletters, books, events and other extensions.

Michelle Preli Named Editor in Chief, Brides.com

Michelle Preli has been named Editor in Chief of Brides.com. Her appointment is effective immediately.

Before joining Conde Nast, Ms. Preli had been the Vice President of Editorial Programming at NBC's iVillage.com. Prior to that, she was General Manager of Newsweek's BudgetTravel.com.

Before that, Ms. Preli spent 10 years at MSNBC.com, where she was part of the team that launched the news site. There, she became Executive Producer of TV News Co-productions, overseeing the Web sites for the Today show, Nightly News with Brian Williams, Dateline NBC, and Meet the Press.

Ms. Preli holds four Clarion Awards in online journalism from The Association for Women in Communications.

Website: http://www.Brides.com/

Sunday, April 6, 2008

WHERE San Francisco Names Alison Short Group Publisher

Morris Visitor Publications has announced Alison Short as the new Group Publisher for WHERE Magazine, WHERE GuestBook and the WHERE Visitor Annual Map. Short will report directly to Courtney Fuhrmann, Regional Vice President.

Prior to joining WHERE, Short had a career filled with experience in management, communication and publishing, and was affiliated with Magazine Publishers of America, Architectural Digest and Elle Décor.

Short succeeds Jerry Ferguson who has accepted a position at MNI, a division of Time Inc.

Website: http://www.wheresf.com/

New Magazine: Good Life Living Green Magazine

GOOD LIFE LIVING GREEN magazine is a Canadian National "consumer lifestyle and business magazine," that will appeal to anyone who is interested in taking a mainstream approach to green and environmental issues. Catering to the top 20% of the market, these individuals are the leaders in all areas of our economy and are at the forefront of recognizing the need for global changes for sustainability. This group is the single most powerful group that history has ever seen, having over 80% of the wealth and decision making ability.

GOOD LIFE LIVING GREEN features outstanding editorial from some of the top journalists in the country, highlighting everything from Green Consumer Goods to Ecotourism to Building Greener Communities. It also includes a special interest section REPORT ON GREEN ENERGY. This is a unique opportunity offering investors background information on Alternative Power and Green Companies.

David Chalk serves as Editor In Chief.

GOOD LIFE LIVING GREEN Magazine will be produced twice year, in year one, and quarterly thereafter.

Website: http://www.goodlifelivinggreen.com/

Friday, April 4, 2008

Business Leader Media Acquires South Florida CEO Magazine

Business Leader Media has acquired South Florida CEO magazine, the leading business-to-business magazine in the Miami-Dade, Broward, and Fort Lauderdale metropolitan markets. In conjunction with the acquisition, South Florida CEO magazine will change its name to South Florida Business Leader.

Founded in 1998, South Florida CEO has a circulation of over 35,000 readers, with strong corporate pass-along distribution. Business Leader Media publishes monthly business magazines in major North Carolina business hubs, as well as a number of regional quarterly and annual business publications. The company also publishes several national newsstand magazines that reach small-business owners and business professionals.

Mark Mellman, a Miami native and current executive with Business Leader Media, will become Publisher of South Florida Business Leader and Vivian Fried, who has been with South Florida CEO for six years, will assume the role of Associate Publisher.

WWE to Launch Cutting Edge "WWE Kids" Magazine

World Wrestling Entertainment is debuting "WWE Kids," an exciting new consumer magazine targeting 6-14 year olds. The bi-monthly title launches April 15, beginning with the much anticipated May/June issue. The launch will be supported with a comprehensive cross-platform blitz, including a 100,000-unit pallet promotion in Wal-Mart stores.

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

The WWE youth initiative, which includes the new 'WWE Kids' magazine and the WWE website for kids. are all part of WWE's recommitment to provide its young audience with new, fun, age-appropriate content," said Shane McMahon, Executive Vice President, Global Media.

Website: www.wwe.com/worldwide