Canadian Magazine Industry News
30 July 2010,     TORONTO

The Audit Bureau of Circulations Canada Board Committee met recently to review rule changes, product enhancements and member requests. Among the changes announced are a new option to separate averages, elimination of the qualified paid circulation form and approving multimedia reports for farm publications.

29 July 2010,     TORONTO

Covers Sell, the popular website from industry insider Scott Bullock is adding its content to the roster of Masthead blogs.

28 July 2010,     TORONTO

Rogers-published style and shopping magazine LouLou has made some changes at the top of its masthead, including the introduction of the company's first director of multiplatform content.

The September issue of LouLou
The September issue of LouLou

28 July 2010,     TORONTO

Industry association Magazines Canada has launched a redesigned website, Magazinescanada.ca. The site, says director of communications Laurie Alpern was refreshed in order to bring better organization and added features to users since the last time it was done in 2005.

26 July 2010,     KANATA, ONT.

Kanata, Ont.-based Coyle Publishing has launched two new magazines, Ottawa Weddings and Ottawa Family Life.

Ottawa Wedding and Ottawa Family Life, both recently launched by Coyle Publishing
Ottawa Wedding and Ottawa Family Life, both recently launched by Coyle Publishing

23 July 2010,     TORONTO

A scholarship has been established at Ryerson University in the name of beloved industry member Cynthia Brouse, who died last month.

22 July 2010,     TORONTO

B2B magazines ranked second in a recent study by Starch Research Services of useful information for purchasing products and services. The Internet ranked first in the seven industry sectors surveyed, up 23% from the last survey in 2004.

22 July 2010,    

Andrew Nikiforuk has been named the first writer in residence at The Tyee. Nikiforuk will be writing on ‘Energy and Equity’.

22 July 2010,     TORONTO

Rogers-published Hello! Canada is looking for an editor in chief after Ciara Hunt’s recent announcement that she is leaving the magazine.

21 July 2010,     TORONTO

Girlworks magazine, which launched late last year has announced the release of an iPad application for the magazine. Publisher Janet Kim says taking the magazine digital was a part of the plan from day one. “We planned the launch of the magazine around the launch of the iPad,” she says. “We launched the magazine in late 2009 because we knew Apple was going to release an e-reader and we knew it would be in colour.”

Girlworks magazine on the iPad
Girlworks magazine on the iPad

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