Thursday, January 3, 2008

Aaron Sorkin - Charlie Wilson's War Q&A

Senior Editor Jeff Goldsmith interviews screenwriter Aaron Sorkin about Charlie Wilson's War

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Wednesday, January 2, 2008

Harry goes online

Harry magazine, the custom publication produced for high-end clothier Harry Rosen Menswear is now extending its reach with an online version. The biannual men's fashion and culture title (spring and fall) is edited by James Chatto and art directed by Barb Wooley and Bob Hambly of Hambly and Wooley Inc. Executive publisher and CEO is Larry Rosen.The print edition, which will continue to be

Up Here Publishing launches one business magazine in place of two

Up Here Publishing Ltd. of Yellowknife is merging two of its trade magazines -- Far North Oil and Gas and Canadian Diamonds -- into one business magazine called Up Here Business, according to a story on CBC.ca. The first issue will be out in mid-January and will be available at newsstands across Canada and delivered to businesses in all three territories -- Yukon, Northwest Territories and

Rule changes at BPAWW

Catching up on some minor rules changes announced before Christmas by circulation auditor BPA Worldwide, according to MediaDaily News. The rule changes, mostly of interest to controlled or request circulation b-to-b titles, were announced mid-December.Publishers of email newsletters tied to print publications can offer readers the option of opting out of receiving an email alert every time a

Regret the Error names corrections of the year

Craig Silverman's website Regret the Error continuously publishes some jaw-dropping howlers, but annually highlights some of the best, or worst in the Crunk awards. Our particular favourite for 2007 was his runner-up, from the Woodstock Sentinel-Review in Woodstock, Ontario:In an article in Monday’s newspaper, there may have been a misperception about why a Woodstock man is going to Afghanistan

Former Condé Nast head Stephen Florio dies

Stephen Florio, who led U.S. publishing giant Condé Nast during years of spectacular growth, died late last week at the age of 58 after a heart attack, according to a story in MediaDaily News.Among his other triumphs was the launch of Lucky magazine, which went from nowhere in 2001 to virtually establish the whole category of shopping magazines (LouLou magazine from Rogers Publishing is a clone

Open letter asks justice minister to quash extradition of Cannabis Culture publisher

Belleville libertarian lawyer Karen Selick has written an open letter in the National Post to Minister of Justice Rob Nicholson urging him to intervene in the extradition hearing for Cannabis Culture magazine publisher Marc Emery. Emery, Michelle Rainey, and Greg Williams (front) have been dubbed the "BC3" and the U.S. is asking for their extradition to serve up to 10 years in prison . The