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Sample
of PARTYLINE newsletter # 2506 — June 9, 2008 WSJ, The Wall Street Journal’s new high-end
lifestyle magazine which launches the first week of September has just named several
key editorial staffers. Lucy Gilmore has been named photo editor. She had
been at House & Garden. Janelle Carrigan has
been named features editor. She has been with the WSJ for several years, most
recently as travel editor of the weekend edition of the Journal. Jeffrey Podolsky has been named editor at large. He most recently
was editor of Tatler Magazine. Sasha Wilkins will
be executive style editor. She previously had written out of The PC Magazine Network, a popular
destination for technology buyers and enthusiasts, encompasses PC Magazine,
PCMag.com, DL.TV, AppScout, TechnoRide,
SmartDeviceCentral and Gearlog,
have just launched @Work, a new blog dedicated to helping businesses make the
most of technology. The new venture is spearheaded by Oliver Rist, the head analyst for networking and small-business
technology at PC Magazine. The site will consit of
PC Magazine’s extensive labs-based testing, the expert analysis of its
editors, and a community of IT professionals to provide readers with the
latest information, tools and techniques business can use to stay
competitive. The Blog is the latest in a line of Web initiatives spearheaded
by she publications. Lance Ulanoff
is the editor-in-chief. PC Magazine is at 28 East 28 Street, 10016, (212)
503-3500. The Bartlett & Steele Awards have a submission
deadline of August 1. The awards are for excellence in business journalism,
and celebrate the best in print and Online business journalism. The first
prize is $5,000 and the second prize is $2,000. Find complete rules and
details Online at www.businessjournalism.org/bartlettsteeleawards. The W3Awards honoring creative excellence on the
Web and recognizing the creative and marketing professionals behind award
winning sites, videos, and marketing programs has a call for entries. The
entry deadline is June 27, and information for entering is available at www.waward.com. New areas for the
awards are marketing effectiveness categories, and expanded Online film and
video categories. The categories for entry are too extensive, so check them
out at their Web Site. ACCESS Review is an annual magazine published by
Federal Express, which attempts to focus on Access as a source of opportunity
and empowerment. The current issue provides a look at how Access is shaping
the future of life and business around the world. The magazine contains
commentary from leading thinkers and innovators in the field of world-wide
commerce. The issue contains articles on connectors, cities take to the air, how access is the new passport. They also cover
interesting people doing interesting things in the field of worldwide access.
The editorial directors are Paula Champa and David
Cannon. The editor is Gregg Lindsay. The best way to contact them is at access@fedex.com. Garage Style Magazine is the first
magazine devoted to garages. Launched by publisher-editor Don Weberg, an automotive journalist, the magazine, a
quarterly, will showcase spectacular garages, especially, those of car
collectors. The magazine is designed to be the resource for amazing garages,
with technical how-to articles, product reviews and buyer’s guides.
Information for inclusion should go to Garage Style Magazine, PO Box 812, LaHabra, CA 90633, (562) 833-8085; www.garagestylemagazine.com. John Gamling, the radio
personality, who was let go by ABC radio, has found a home at WOR radio with
a morning talk show. Through the years Gambling has interviewed major
personalities —from presidents to major entertainment figures. He is in fact
the second generation of Gamblings who have roamed
the radio talk show circuit. His show on WOR is Madelyn Miller will be in
the Promotional
opportunities are available at some major trade shows and events. For
starters: LINGERIE AMERICA NEW YORK, www.lingerie-americas.com, is one of the country’s largest and long
running intimate apparel shows, with approximately 250 top brands exhibited.
The show runs from August 3 to 5 at the former Glam Media, the pioneer of
vertical content networks, has just launched Glam Family, www.GlamMedia.com. Glam Family will bring together premium
media content and independent publishers to give their audience a unique and
diverse platform to present important subjects such as family, parenting,
pregnancy and baby, and other issues. Mike Meyers is VP/GM of the new channel. Check out
their Web Sire: www.glam.com/. The Los Angeles
Times has named Davan Maharaj managing editor. He was promoted from business
editor, a post he held since 2007. He will succeed John Arthur who was
promoted to executive editor, a new position for The LA Times. The Boston Herald has made Greg
Turner their new deputy business editor. The Kansas City
Star
has made Mike Fannin their editor. The Planet Green and
Access Hollywood are rolling out the Green Carpet
for Hollywood Green with Maria Menolinos, which
follows up-to-the-minute information about personalities who are deeply
involved with the new movement of keeping our planet green. Planet Green is
Discovery Communications global, cross-company with a commitment to document,
preserve and serve the planet. Rob K. Silverstein is the executive producer
and Michael Soares is the broadcast producer.
Howard Lee is VP of production and the executive producer for Planet
Green. Lisa Caruso is executive
producer. They are reached through the Discovery Networks, Bloomberg Radio is interested in guests who are experts fields such as food, economics, the airline industry and presidential politics. Suggestions for subjects and guests for the program should be directed to the producer, Ernie Sadashige, and sent him by E-mail: esadashige@bloomberg.com. |
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