Diocese Leiria-Fatima closes two regional newspapers

imprensa-diocese-fatimaThe Diocese of Leiria-Fatima will close two newspapers, one of the oldest in the district, and abandon regional journalism. “The economic crisis did rush a decision that was already being discussed for a long time, at least 15 years, which is to abandon regional journalism  and concentrate on the creation of a new national  title” explained the head of the office of information and communication diocese.

The priest pointed out that “it makes no sense to be accumulating losses in the [regional journalism] that others do best and which are geared”, whereby O Mensageiro and A Voz do Domingo will no longer be published.

The Diocese of Leiria-Fatima will come up with a new editorial project, which still has no name.

Source: Diário Digital

New magazine about motorcycle travel

capa_TREVLThe publisher Fast Lane will launch Trevl, a biannual magazine specialized in bike travels. The new publication is directed by José Bragança Pinheiro. “The segment of the motorcycle travel has been growing throughout the world. In Portugal, there are countless adventures to tell that there is, perhaps for the restless nature of our people”, says the publisher. The new magazine has a cover price of 3.90 euros.

Source: Meios & Publicidade

New magazine Insights

249085_388196534629273_726549862_nInsights is a monthly publication that has as main objective to cross conventional medicine with complementary medicine and personal development. The magazine has partnerships with leading institutions such as the Champalimaud Foundation or Centro Hospitalar Universitário de Coimbra.

The magazine is published by Editora Omega, with a circulation of six thousand copies for the first issue, which is expected to arrive after 15 000 copies. The cover price is 2.5 euros. The magazine will also be distributed among Portuguese communities, which also has an edition in Spanish with articles entities in Spain.

Source: Meios & Publicidade

Qüir magazine no longer published on paper

11497910_mb4RVThe magazine Qüir announced that it will only be available in digital format. The project started in May 2012 as a bimonthly magazine of 52 pages and a digital version addressed to the LGBT community.

According to officials, the magazine will no longer have the paper edition and can be downloaded to mobile phones, tablets and computers.

Source: Qüir

New magazine promotes exporting companies

426050_439147696156029_1136525207_n The magazine Veja Portugal aims to disseminate the exporting companies and the entrepreneurs abroad which import Portuguese products.

The magazine, owned by the Exhibition Centre of Batalha, have a quarterly periodicity and is distributed by subscription and to Portuguese organizations and representations abroad. With 80 pages, an initial print run of six thousand copies and a cover price of 3.90 euros, two-thirds of the magazine will be devoted to economic issues, there is still room for matters related to tourism, traditions and Portuguese people.

Source: Meios & Publicidade

New weekly newspaper Ponto Norte

logo_v0011Ponto Norte is the name of a new weekly newspaper, with 32 pages ant the price of one euro it is envisaged that each issue has at least 20,000 copies.

The newspaper is available in full color and stapled and givse attention to content as long reports and great interviews, with opinion pieces in society, economy, culture and sports sections.

Source: Correio da Manhã

Event Point is no longer sold in newssatands

Event_point_logoEvent Point magazine, dedicated to the events industry, will leave the newsstands and will be sold by subscription only. Among the reasons for this decision, it was pointed out, in a press release, “distribution costs, the difficulty of working as a specialized magazine  in retail outlets and some waste as a result of handling during transport and storage of the magazine.” The publication provides, however, that this “reset strategy does not compromise the number of copies per issue, which remains in 3500.”

Source: Meios & Publicidade

C magazine and website suspend publication

537692_507172599329718_1566315679_nThe administration of C magazine announced the suspension of the weekly publication and its news portal, citing economic difficulties.

According to António Abrantes, president of the board of Beirastexto – the owner of the magazine and website – the dual suspension is temporary “due to the current economic climate” in the country and the media sector.

“The suspension of the title starts in January 2013 and will resume when the general economic climate prove compatible with investments in media,” says the leadership marketing in a statement.

C magazine had a circulation of 10,000 copies weekly, according to the data sheet.

Source: Meios & Publicidade