Saturday, August 4, 2007

Cutting Edge Media to Unveil New Magazine for Entrepreneurs

Cutting Edge Media, the nation's home business experts, recently announced the launch of a brand new publication. The premiere issue of True Wealth, "Your Guide to Starting a Profitable Home-Based Business," will be unveiled in February 2008.

Building on the well-established success of its sister publications, Home Business Connection and Simply Home, True Wealth will provide information on direct sales, franchises, and other home-based business opportunities, while developing its own niche audience.

"True Wealth will reach serious-minded prospects who are actively pursuing a home-business opportunity," says Bridey Orth, Editor-in-Chief. "We want to show our readers how a home business can bring wealth to many areas of their lives--through quality time with family, a more relaxed schedule, and, of course, financial success."

True Wealth will contain personal development articles, success stories, and advice from industry experts designed to motivate and inspire both experienced and brand-new entrepreneurs.

TrueWealth will be mailed to 50,000 readers on a bi-monthly basis.

Website: http://www.truewealthmagazine.com/

New Local Health Magazine Serves as Wellness Resource for San Diego County

Bellissima Magazine, San Diego County's new exclusive resource for healthy living, launched its premiere issue July 23, 2007. Bellissima will serve San Diego County as the voice of health and wellness locally, and will be available monthly at no charge to readers at local distributor locations.

Bellissima Magazine provides San Diego with a local angle on wellness issues, including nutrition, fitness, balance, anti-aging and more. The magazine also covers advances made in the health, medical and life science industries throughout the county.

"San Diegans should be proud to know their county is a hub for health and life science activity," said Co-Publisher and Executive Director, Bonni Parsons Mitchell. "These businesses make a difference in people's lives around the world, and Bellissima will present their advances, and other health stories, in a consumer-friendly format."

"Our region is very health conscious," adds Parsons Mitchell. "From residents to businesses to weather, we are lucky to have so many avenues that help us maintain healthy habits. I'm grateful to be part of the increased activity to live healthier, and hope that Bellissima will inspire San Diegans to live a better, more balanced life."

In April 2006, Co-Publisher and Editor-in-Chief Pia Mangini saw the need to publish a wellness resource to report on the advances of local healthcare, and to provide general health-related news happening throughout San Diego. In January 2007, Mangini partnered with Parsons Mitchell to create DuAmici Media LLC so that local businesses and active San Diegans could come together in Bellissima Magazine.

Bellissima means, "Bravo" and "Wonderful" and the magazine itself is an oversized and beautiful glossy magazine, printed on heavy stock and distributed at popular restaurants, retail locations, resorts, doctor's offices, fitness and health centers, and spas throughout the county. The Bellissima website also launched in July and will host a wellness calendar, forums, and a local business directory by September 2007.

Bellissima's contributing writers are physicians, clinicians, and wellness experts who bring a local angle to the magazine each month. Featured departments include Body & Balance, Fitness, Nutrition, Health, Environment, Lifestyle and Generations. In addition the magazine has a section called, San Diego Uncovered, which highlights an event, individual, or business that is unique to the San Diego region.

Editorial and Advisory Board positions are available, and Bellissima is asking San Diegans to be involved and share their ideas. For a complimentary issue, or to tell your health story, contact the publishers at info@bellissimasandiego.com.

Bellissima is published by DuAmici Media LLC, a new media company located in San Diego County. For more information visit http://www.bellissimasandiego.com/.

Thursday, July 26, 2007

Michael Roby Writing For National Bank Magazine

Michael Roby, a sales and marketing strategist and professional speaker based in Minnesota, is now writing a regular marketing column for Bank Advisor Magazine. The first issue was released in July, with two more issues planned for this year, and monthly publication planned for 2008. Roby has over 30 years of experience in sales, sales management, training, and business coaching. He also is an award winning speaker, having been named "Member of the Year" by National Speakers Association - Minnesota. In addition to being a motivational speaker and writer, Roby provides sales training and product launch facilitation for companies focused on building brand and deepening customer relationships. Roby's website is http://www.michaelroby.com/ .

Bank Advisor magazine is a tactical sales and marketing resource that bank advisors read in order to help them reach their goals and do more business. Website: http://www.bankadvisormagazine.com/.

Sunday, July 22, 2007

Penton Names Carol Wilson as New Editor in Chief of Telephony

Penton Media has promoted Carol Wilson to editor in chief of Telephony magazine and its Web site, www.telephonyonline.com. In her new role, Wilson will be responsible for the editorial direction of Telephony magazine and its supplements, Wireless Review and The Independent, as well as e-media content and events for the publication group. Wilson replaces Dan O’Shea who is leaving the company to pursue other interests.

Wilson, who has covered the telecommunications industry for the past 22 years, rejoined Telephony in 2004 as editor at large. She began her telecom career as news editor at Telephony in 1985, and became editor of the magazine three years later. She later served as a founding editor of two magazines – Inter@ctive Week and The Net Economy – as well as a news and information Web site, Broadband Edge.

Saturday, July 21, 2007

Design New England Magazine Adds "Green" Feature

Beginning with its July/August issue, Design New England: The Magazine of Splendid Homes and Gardens, introduces an expanded focus on "Green" design as a regular department covering environmentally friendly developments in furnishings, landscape and architecture. The magazine, published by Boston Globe Media, also welcomes Molly Jane Quinn as a new associate editor and adds three additional contributing editors to its fold: Meaghan O'Neill, Estelle Bond Guralnick and Bruce Irving.

The new recurring Green feature will highlight products, people and design ideas that will help readers design, build and live in more environmentally responsible ways. The July/August issue features a roundup of outdoor chairs made of sustainable or recycled materials; a profile of Boston landscape designer Michael Blier, who created eco-savvy outdoor spaces for a luxury condominium building; and a focus on a Maine house that won the nation’s highest LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) rating.

Website: http://www.designnewengland.com/

Sherman's Travel Magazine Taps Ernie Renzulli as Publisher

Gearing up for its second successful year, Sherman's Travel magazine has appointed veteran magazine publisher Ernie Renzulli as its new publisher.

Renzulli, 58, comes to the magazine with extensive experience in the luxury magazine market, including serving as publisher of Robb Report, Golf Illustrated, Golf Magazine and Absolute New York. He succeeds publisher Alan Stiles, who led the magazine's launch last year and who will continue to serve as consultant to the magazine.

Launched in fall 2006, Sherman's Travel is the first travel magazine targeting sophisticated travelers who are value conscious. It is published by ShermansTravel Media LLC, the creator of ShermansTravel.com, the web's leading source for travel deals and destination advice.

Website: www.shermanstravel.com/magazine

Sunday, July 15, 2007

Chicago magazine Debuts New Look

Chicago magazine, the largest citymonthly in the country, sports a new look and feel this month that not only presents a vibrant color scheme and more accessible layout but also reflects a growing and dynamic magazine.

Jennifer Moore, the magazine's new art director, expertly led the redesign, including a slight update to magazine's logo. Earlier this summer the magazine's website, http://www.chicagomag.com/ got revamped, too, with a cleaner and more visually appealing design, as well as new features and enhancements that improve navigation and functionality.