Newsweek plans to return to paper

Newsweek_LogoLoNewsweek, the legendary American weekly magazine that ceased publication in printed format last year, plans to return to the paper format, according to a report of The New York Times.

After several months of experimenting with a new online format, will be published two paper editions in the months of January and February.

The model is based on a subscriptions system similar to The Economist.

Source: The New York Times

French erotic magazine of the sexual revolution back in the market

82966The French men’s magazine Lui, founded in 1963 and which marked an era in the sexual revolution until its closure in 1994, will reborn in the digital age.

Twenty years after the disappearance, the magazine will be back by the hands of the advertiser Frédéric Beigbeder. The first issue came out with 200 pages, a price of 2.90 euros and a circulation of 350,000 copies, the same daily circulation of Le Monde.

Source: Estadão

New monthly magazine Four Four Two

quatro_quatro_dois_revista_futebol_portugal_goody_mourinhoThe publisher Goody is responsible for the Portuguese version of the football magazine Four Four Two. The Portuguese version will have a monthly periodicity and the first number is for the month of November.

Four Four Two, which in its original version is the best-selling football magazine in the world, promises “unique articles of high quality editorial with photographic record high level.”

Goody was already responsible for the magazines BGamer, TopGear, Empire and T3.

Source: Goody

Politico to launch “Politico Magazine”

Politico, one of the most important sites of U.S. political news, will launch the Politico Magazine, a new print publication that promises to bring together thinkers and writers around ideas related to American politics.

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The magazine is an ambitious step for Politico company, headed by Susan Glasser, former editor in chief of Foreign Policy magazine.

The magazine’s contents will be based on journalism of ideas and original reporting.

Source: Politico