BerlinRocks
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^ckgirlbr ... i think tfs has a thread for that kind of magazines ....
teen magazines or something ...
teen magazines or something ...
The Official Teen Magazine Thread
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Suburban Snob
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Not a good look....I miss the older Seventeen style.
CosmoGirl stopped printing mags. The last publication was December/January issue
Did you know it ?
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NEW YORK – Hearst Magazines is closing CosmoGirl magazine, the teen title it spun off from Cosmopolitan in 1999, with the December issue being the last. The subscriber base will be folded into fellow Hearst title Seventeen. Editor in chief Susan Schulz will be "staying on at Hearst to work on special projects," according to a company statement, and publisher Vicki Wellington will become the publisher of the new Food Network magazine, which appeared in the form of a test issue this month.
The company declined to comment on how many other employees would be affected -- the masthead lists 41 on the editorial side, two on the Web site, and about 33 on the business side -- but said all would have an opportunity to interview within the company.
Through October, CosmoGirl had 527 ad pages, down 15.5 percent from last year. (By contrast, Seventeen had 693 pages in that period, down 8.8 percent, and Teen Vogue had 919 pages, down 5.9 percent.) Newsstand was off 18 percent in the first half of the year, to an average of 302,800, and the total circulation was 1.4 million
wwd.com
Did you know it ?
ARTICLE :
NEW YORK – Hearst Magazines is closing CosmoGirl magazine, the teen title it spun off from Cosmopolitan in 1999, with the December issue being the last. The subscriber base will be folded into fellow Hearst title Seventeen. Editor in chief Susan Schulz will be "staying on at Hearst to work on special projects," according to a company statement, and publisher Vicki Wellington will become the publisher of the new Food Network magazine, which appeared in the form of a test issue this month.
The company declined to comment on how many other employees would be affected -- the masthead lists 41 on the editorial side, two on the Web site, and about 33 on the business side -- but said all would have an opportunity to interview within the company.
Through October, CosmoGirl had 527 ad pages, down 15.5 percent from last year. (By contrast, Seventeen had 693 pages in that period, down 8.8 percent, and Teen Vogue had 919 pages, down 5.9 percent.) Newsstand was off 18 percent in the first half of the year, to an average of 302,800, and the total circulation was 1.4 million
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Elle Girl Japan (Feb 2009) - Lauren Conrad
Ooops! I forgot about this threadShouldn't this be in 'Teen Magazine' thread?
Leighton looks great in the third shot...
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I know i am beating a dead horse, but I hate the fact that Serena is on Vogue and Blaire Waldorf is stuck in Seventeen...
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Totally agree!
I knew somebody always just needs to cue in Blake Lively into Blair Waldorf's life. Can't we just like Leighton on her own merits? She's good enough to stand on her own.
She looks great but I can't take seventeen seriously anymore. It peaked in the 90s and that's it.
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