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Country Living Added to the Directory! [Mar. 31]

Country Living is one of those magazines that surprise us every time. We pick it up thinking cowboys and raggedy anne, but what we get is fresh city-slicker apartment that looks country. Love it. A country vibe that we can all embrace...

So, there's about 1,600,000 circ. here, which we wouldn't normally believe but Hearst publishes this one and all their titles are audited by ABC. Can you believe one and a half million people want more country in their lives?

We do.

Plus, March 2007 (pictured at left) is their women entrepreneurship issue. So modern and working mom-ish.

Here it is, a massive masthead for a cute & chic publication... (we can't believe we just said that)

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Print Added to the Directory! [Mar. 31]

One of the old school must-haves. Print has been around since  1939 and it just got nominated for a National Magazine Award in general excellence this year. We could sit and read this straight through without taking a bathroom break, it's that good. They have circ. at around 47,000 and they're based in New York.

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From the website:

PRINT is a bimonthly magazine about visual culture and design. Covering a field as broad as communication itself, PRINT documents and critiques commercial, social, and environmental design from every angle: the good (how New York’s public-school libraries are being reinvented through bold graphics), the bad (how Tylenol flubbed its disastrous ad campaign for suspicious hipsters), and the ugly (how Russia relies on Soviet symbolism to promote sausage and real estate).

PRINT is a general-interest magazine, engagingly written by cultural reporters and critics who look at design in its social, political, and historical contexts. From newspapers and book covers to Web-based motion graphics, from corporate branding to indie-rock posters, from exhibitions to cars to monuments, PRINT shows its audience of designers, art directors, illustrators, photographers, educators, students, and enthusiasts of popular culture why our world looks the way it looks, and why the way it looks matters. PRINT’s design matters too: In 2005 it unveiled a sweeping, cohesive redesign that gracefully embodies its sharp, elegant analysis and reporting.

We're now accepting submissions for our 44th annual Student Cover Competition. Get the details here. Deadline is May 15, 2007.

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Their site add is here, take a peek at their great design competitions and online content: http://www.printmag.com

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CMYK Added to the Directory! [Mar. 31]

One of our absolute favorites in the art section... CMYK, started a while back by a designer and a copywriter in San Francisco. Now it's one of the most refreshing and creative titles out there, in our opinion.

Its main focus is showcasing outstanding student creatives, but they also report on art education, communication, advertising, and design trends. There are also great profiles of successful and on-the-verge artists.

From their website:

CMYK, Inspiring Visual Communication 

CMYK magazine is a quarterly infusion of pure, uncensored, jury selected ideas for an industry driven on inspiration.

At its core, CMYK is an archive of top-level graduate work in advertising, design, photography and illustration. Every issue's portfolio encompasses nearly 100 selections of bonafide "fresh" creative, chosen by leading professionals in all fields.

CMYK For The Professional.
Every issue of CMYK offers a refreshing glimpse into the future of communication art. With CMYK, creative directors can survey the top talent from today's top art schools, and keeping tabs on which students may prove worthy additions to staff.

CMYK For The Student.
CMYK magazine is one of the most sought-after and high-profile portfolio competitions in the world: A rare opportunity to showcase one's talents to hiring professionals and artist representatives across the globe. With CMYK the grand prize is not just recognition and validation, but a better shot at gaining employment.

Niche Editorial
With innovation and inspiration as its focus, CMYK's niche editorial coverage maintains a focus on education and inspiration to appease the student in all of us -- with in-depth coverage on what's new and who's doing it, book reviews, essential events/exhibitions, contests and much more.

Frequency: 4x/year
Circulation: 25,000

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Take a break and visit CMYK's website: http://www.cmykmag.com

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ARTnews Added to the Directory! [Mar. 31]

And another art title added to the catalog... an industry news/trends fave, ARTnews. This is a bi-monthly based in NYC with about 84,000 circulation.

They use publicity materials like events, book reviews, industry news items, new products.

Click here for all editorial, art/photo, and business contacts at ARTnews! >>

American Artist Added to the Directory [Mar. 31]

We recently got requests to add more art/photo titles, so we're bringing 'em in! First up, American Artist, a practical and inspiring artist's guide to honing their craft. This is a monthly published w/ close to 50,000 circulation in the U.S.

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Runner's World Magazine: Staff Changes on the Masthead [Mar. 30]

David L'Heureux exited as associate editor (online).

Claudia Allen exited as consumer marketing manager.

Kathleen Schroeder entered as consumer marketing director.

Lori Beneyton entered as subscription director.

Jennifer Schildt exited as associate consumer marketing manager.

Shawn Twyman and Justin Vanning entered as associate consumer marketing managers.

Melissa Hertzke entered as circulation planning manager.

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And as we reported earlier...

Steve Boyle exited as assistant photo editor. Nick Galac is the current assistant photo editor.

Mark Remy entered as executive editor (online).

George Vlahogianis entered as executive producer (online).

Click here for all editorial, art/photo, & business contacts at Runner's World >>

Bon Appetit Magazine: Staff Changes on the Masthead [Mar. 30]

Lizzie Garrett exited as assistant editor.

Sarah Belk King exited as contributing editor.

Jordan B. Schaefer entered as a merchandising manager.

Cheryl Mazurek exited as a sales assistant.

Tracy Moenkhaus entered as a sales assistant.

Bon Appetit's Tasting Panel (Anthony Dias Blue, David Gadd) exited the masthead.

Jonathan Lindenauer entered as Chef de Cuisine in The Bon Appetit Culinary Studio.

Get all editorial, art, & business contacts at Bon Appetit here >>

Parabola: Staff Changes on the Masthead [Mar. 30]

Lorraine Kisly exited as editor in chief.

Jeff Zaleski entered as editor.

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Family Circle Magazine: Staff Changes on the Masthead [Mar. 30]

Tyla Klopfer exited as sales assistant in the New York advertising office.

Lauren Cohen moves from marketing coordinator to promotion coordinator.

Colleen Palmer entered as merchandising coordinator.

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The Los Angeles Times Masthead is UP! [Mar. 30]

In addition to the NY Times, we now have the LA Times--key contact editors from every department. Please note, we are not listing writers, reporters, or managerial editors.

Check out the (partial) LA Times masthead here >>