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Sample of Partyline Newsletter #2622, JUNE 7, 2010
The Hollywood Reporter has appointed Janice Min editorial director. Formerly with US Weekly, she will be headquartered on the West Coast and will make a major effort to refocus the Hollywood entertainment trade publication so that it will editorially reach out to a small but elite consumer readership. Another new hire is Kim Masters who will be editor-at-large. The Hollywood Reporter, the daily entertainment newspaper, covers news of the entertainment industry, their stars, upcoming stars, box office grosses, news of TV, radio, films, syndication, ratings, production, etc. Elizabeth Guider is the editor, and Stephen Galloway is the executive editor, features, and events. The deputy editor is David Morgan, and Mike Barnes and Todd Cunningham are managing editors. firstinitiallastname@hollywoodreporter.com is their E-mail formula. For example, dmorgan@hollywoodreporter.com. They are headquartered at 5055 Wilshire Blvd., 6fl., Los Angeles, CA 90036-4396; (323) 525-2000. E-Mail: info@hollywoodreporter.com. Their New York bureau is at 770 Broadway,7fl., New York, NY 10003, (646) 654-5000. George Szalai is bureau chief and business editor; gszalai@hollywoodreporter.com.

Town&Country, the monthly lifestyle magazine published by Hearst, recently named Stephen Drucker, sdrucker@hearst.com, as their new editor, replacing Pamela Fiori. They are in the process of changing their approach editorially. Once the magazine for ‘high society’ and all of its lifestyles, it is now trading down to encompass a wider array of people, people with money, but not necessarily ‘old money’. Their editorial approach is for people with high-incomes...a recent survey of average household income of its readers was over three hundred thousand. But the magazine will reflect the more relaxed atmosphere of moneyed people, people was want to live well, but not necessarily on the French Riviera. They cover travel, fashion, society, weddings, interior design, and all aspects of living the good life. They are reached at Hearst Magazines, 300 W. 57 St., New York, NY 10019-3794, (212) 903-5000.

Haute Living is a leading network of luxury lifestyle publications, with bimonthly regional editions in New York, Los Angeles, Miami and San Francisco. They currently publish 24 magazine editions yearly from their Miami headquarters. Their goal is to provide editorial content for sophisticated readers, with a strong editorial focus on power players, unstoppable business moguls, and intriguing editorials on what they call ‘toys for boys’ which are private jets, yachts, supercars, timepieces and more. Their target is to provide information for those who desire and have the means to experience the finest material things in life. HauteLiving.com compliments their print editions, providing the same type of information as their print editions. The Web Site includes behind-the-scenes photos from their shoots, daily updates, city guides, photos from A-List events in each of their markets. The editorial director is Stephanie Wilson; Christina Bohnstengel is the editor; Tatijana Shoan is the fashion editor; Rachel Heller is New York Society editor. Haute Living is published out of their Miami corporate office at 3301 NE 1st Avenue, PH1, 32 fl., Midtown 4, Miami, FL 33137, (305) 446-0052. Their New York headquarters are at 110 Greene St., Ste. 1104, New York, NY 10012, (212) 245-4591. Reach their editorial department at: editor@hauteliving.com.

Gannett has appointed Gene Williams the new executive editor of the Cherry Hill Courier-Post, the newspaper which covers local news and events in South Jersey. Williams had been executive editor of the Star Press in Muncie, and was named general manager of the paper last year. Williams will succeed Everett Mitchell 11 who left the paper in March. The newspaper covers health news extensively...fitness and nutrition, heart, stroke, senior health, allergies, etc. They also cover local events, sports, things to do, weather, obits, etc. For more detailed information about the editorial staff, check them out at: courierpostonline.com. It is here that you will find a complete list of the editors, along with E-mail addresses. Space limitations do not allow us to run the list. The Courier Post is at 301 Cuthbert Blvd., Cherry Hill, NJ 08002, (856) 663-6000.

Broadcasting & Cable has just named Jon Lafayette to the position of Business Editor, reporting directly to B&C Editor-in-Chief Ben Grossman. He will oversee their coverage of the intersection of the content delivery business with Madison Avenue and Wall Street. He had been associated with Television Week, Ad Age and the New York Post, as well as Multichannel News. He can be reached at: jlafayette@nbmedia.com.

University of the People is looking for celebrity spokespersons to join its Ambassador program. Publicists with interested clients can contact Abby Berman at (646) 695-7043 or abby@rosengrouppr.com for more information. The University of the People is the first tuition-free Online university. It is aimed at democratizing higher education, and it is a non-profit venture providing universal access to collegiate-level studies, despite geographic and financial constraints. High-quality, low-cost and universal UoPeople’s pedagogical model draws on the principals of e-learning and social networking, coupled with open-source technology and courseware. Classes commenced on September 10, 2009 and there are more than 441 students from more than 80 countries, including Indonesia, Columbia, Vietnam, the US, Afghanistan, Thailand, Sudan and Zambia who are currently enrolled.

StoryCircleBookReviews seeks books that tell the truth about women’s lives. They provide a review venue for small presses and for women authors whose books may not be reviewed elsewhere. They are interested in strong, insightful, well-written books by women of strength and courage. With a team of sixty-some reviewers, Story Circle Books Reviews is one of the largest and most comprehensive women’s book reviews sites on the Internet. They are reached at PO Box 500127, Austin, TA 78750-0127, (512) 454-9833; E-mail: bookrevieweditors@storycirclebookreviews.org. Check out their Web Site at: www.storycirclebookreviews.org.

The Web Marketing Association has extended the deadline to enter their 14 annual WebAward competition to June 15 from May 28. Check them at: www.webaward.org, so that you may get your Web Site more recognition.

CNBC has officially announced that David Faber’s new half-hour lunchtime TV show The Strategy Session will air at noon and Faber’s co-host of the show will be Gary Kaminsky, who is a contributing editor at the network. The new show will give viewers access to the type of discussions and analysis that have until now only have occurred behind closed doors. The new show plans to bring together influential people in corporate America who will discuss how the biggest names in business make investment decisions and allocate their capital. Their plan is to keep their viewers in front of the money and become more informed investors. According to CNBC Mary Duffy will be the producer of the show and she is reached at CNBC, NBC Universal, 900 Sylvan Avenue, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632, (201) 735-2622. Ramona Schindelheim is executive producer for CNBC, reached at (201) 735-3054; ramona.schindelheim@nbc.com.

The National Peace Corps Association has partnered with the World Policy Journal to launch an essay contest on June 1 to identify the most innovative solutions to the problem of food insecurity in rural regions of Africa. This is part of the NPCA’s Africa Rural Connect Online program which brings people together from around the world to discuss innovative ideas to help rural Africa. To submit your entry and learn more about the contest visit: www.AfricaRuralConnect.org/EssayContest. The National Peace Corp. Association is the nation’s leading nonprofit organization which supports Returned Peace Corps Volunteers and the Peace Corps community.

The Older People in the Media Awards 2010 will recognize individuals and/or organizations who portray older people in a positive way, their careers, and the contributions that they make. The closing date for entries in June 30, and information and entry forms can be obtained at: www.counselandcare.org.uk. Phone contacts are Anna Passingham, +44(0)20-7241-8523 or Caroline Bernard at +44(0)7760-191579.

At the New York Times Adriana Gardella will write for the ‘She Owns It’ blog on women owned and run businesses. She is reached at adriana.gardella@nytimes.com. Marc Lacey is Phoenix bureau chief for the New York Times.