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Saturday 28 May 2011

Slavic media changes newsletter 42

All media changes are reflected in our media directory RussianMediaOnline.com.
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GZT.ru is shut down as of May 31



Russian political and social Internet portal GZT.ru will be closed on May 31. It has had over 180,000 unique visitors daily. The decision to stop online publication comes after a year, when the print version Gazeta was ceased.







A new Fashion Editor at Polish Elle magazine




Alicja Kowalska is the new fashion editor at magazine Elle, published by Polish publisher Grupa Burda. She has replaced Marta Kalinowska, who has left the publishing house.

Alicja was recently the head of the fashion at Polish magazine Pani.
In the past, she was the fashion editor of the magazine Viva! Moda and Viva!.

Alicja Kowalska and the editorial team can be reached at elle@elle.com.pl.


No print for Polish magazine on legal issues and taxation - Informator Prawno-Podatkowy has gone online




Polish publisher Infor Expert has decided to discontinue publishing the print edition of a weekly Informator Prawno-Podatkowy (Legal and Taxation Guide) as of June 1, due to its poor sales.

Its Online Editor Lukasz Bielak and the editorial team still can be contacted on redakcja@ipp24.pl.


Czech weekly magazine Reflex with a new Chief Editor as of oncoming June



Czech magazine Reflex is having a new Chief Editor Ivan Hamsik. Prior to this, he was a director of digital media at Ringier Axel Springer and a deputy editor of Blesk magazine.

Ivan Hamsik can be reached at ivan.hamsik@reflex.cz.
The magazine's previous Editor Pavel Safr has retired from both Reflex and Blesk magazines.

Reflex is a lifestyle magazine covering politics, culture and entertainment. It was founded in 1990.



Ukrainian capital city's newspaper Tochka increases its frequency in the near future




The Kiev freely distributed newspaper Tochka will come out three times a week instead of being published twice a week as of September 2011.

Tochka was launched in 2009 and is published by the publishing house The Marker with 150,000 copies' circulation on 16 pages of A4 format.

Its publisher Irina Andruschenko can be contacted on iandruschenko@themarker.biz.

Sunday 22 May 2011

Slavic media changes newsletter 41

A new socio-political magazine has appeared in Serbia




Novi magazin comes out in Serbia since the beginning of May on the weekly basis with 100 pages. It covers political and social issues. Their website is not updated yet: http://www.novimagazin.rs, but you can find them on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Novi-magazin/202786499760292?sk=wall.

The editorial team and the Editor-in-Chief Nadezda Gace can be reached at nm.novimagazin@gmail.com.




Serbian website 24sata.rs has undergone some editorial design changes




One of the biggest Serbian informative websites 24sata (24 hours) has seen some changes in its design and addition of regular features.

24Sata.rs is the website serving for a free daily newspaper 24 Sata.

Now you can find there guide information on clubs and restaurants, concerts, films and cultural events. It also informs about communal water and electricity supplies' works, public transport timetables, TV, and live cameras to monitor traffic.

The editorial team can be contacted on redakcija_24sata@ringier.rs. Its Project Manager Suzana Jankovic can be reached at suzana.jankovic@ringier.rs.


A new Online Editor at MN.ru


Moskovskiye Novosti Online has seen Alexander Bogomolov appointed for a position of Online Editor.



Alexander Bogomolov has been involved in restarting the Moskovskie Novosti, where he covered Moscow urban news. Prior to joining the MN.ru, he worked at the department of Megapolis at GZT.ru.

He can be reached at a.bogomolov@mn.ru.

MN.ru is the online edition for the recently re-started daily Moscow newspaper, and covers politics, economics, business, society, world and Russian news, Moscow events and news.




Editorial changes at Polish Gazeta Wyborcza and Polityka




Artur Domoslawski, a journalist of Gazeta Wyborcza, published by Agora SA, who has been with it for the last 20 years, leaves the publication as of June 1. He will start as a reporter for the weekly magazine Polityka, published by Polityka Spoldzielnia Pracy.

His email address will be apparently a.domoslawski@polityka.pl.
Polityka is a Polish liberal socio-political weekly magazine published in Warsaw since 1957.

Thursday 19 May 2011

Slavic media changes newsletter 40

A new bi-monthly cookery magazine in Poland



Polish Burda Media Group has launched a new bi-monthly magazine Polska gotuje featuring recipes, that initially have appeared on the website Kuchnia.bobyy.pl.

The recipes are published with the consent of users of this Internet service. Each recipe has been tried by their editorial cook. The magazine contains 68 pages and comes out with 60,000 copies' circulation.
FPC costs 10900.00 PLN.
The editors Marta Kopczynska and Aleksandra Kisiel can be reached at polskagotuje@burdamedia.pl.


Polish women's magazine Zwierciadlo with a new Editor-in-Chief




Katarzyna Montgomery has been appointed a new editor of the Polish magazine for women.

The position of the editor-in-chief of Zwierciadlo has been vacant since March, and it deputy editor Anna Bimer has been the acting editor for last two months.

Katarzyna Montgomery was a journalist at Gazeta Wyborcza in the years 1993-2001. Then she worked on editorial positions at the fortnightly celebs magazine Viva!. Since 2007 she has been the host of the program Mala Czarna on TV4. Katarzyna has also founded a women's portal Republikakobiet.pl.
She can be contacted on k.montgomery@zwierciadlo.pl.


Russian business and financial website Vedomosti.ru with a new editor





The former editor of Vedomosti.ru Elizaveta Osetinskaya, who has gone to run Russian Forbes, has been replaced by Pavel Sukhov.
Editor in chief of the online version of the newspaper Vedomosti has become a well-known business journalist, who previously was the editor of Glavred RB.ru and GZT.ru.

Pavel Sukhov can be reached at p.sukhov@vedomosti.ru.

The website of the Russian business newspaper Vedomosti was launched in 1999 and is published by Russian publishing house Sanoma Independent Media.

Saturday 14 May 2011

Slavic media changes newsletter 39

All media changes are reflected in our media directory RussianMediaOnline.com.
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A new fashion magazine in Poland






Fabrikon magazine is a publication aimed at photographic and creative agencies, modeling agencies and art directors.


The first issue was published in the electronic form only, and the print edition will be published quarterly shortly.
It is expected to appear with 10,000 copies per issue.

Main topics of the magazine: Fashion, Photography, Make-up, Hairstyle, Graphic Design, Movies, Lifestyle. The magazine covers additionally gallery events, interviews, articles, essays, portfolios and tips.


The publisher of Fabrikon Magazine is Lukasz Kaugan, who can be reached at lukasz.kaugan@fabrikon.pl and its Chief editor is Barbara Swięczkowska, who can be contacted on barbara.swieczkowska@fabrikon.pl.

Both of them have been connected with the magazine Claudia and its publisher G + J Poland previously.
Dorota Michal is a Fashion Editor and she can be reached at dorota.michael@fabrikon.pl, while their Lifestyle Editor Ewelyna Grycan at ewewelina.grycan@fabrikon.pl.
Please contact editorial team at redakcja@fabrikon.pl.






Editorial changes at Russian Condé Nast



Russian publisher Condé Nast has announced about the appointment of Irina Elizarova for the position of a publisher of GQ and Condé Nast Traveller magazines. In her position Irina will replace Dmitry Kreslavsky, who is about to leave Condé Nast.


Irina Elizarova graduated from Moscow Pedagogical University in 1995 and began her career at Condé Nast on the position of Assistant director general. In 2003 Irina became the Advertising manager of GQ, and in 2007 the Director of its advertising department.

She will commence with her duties as the publisher of GQ and Condé Nast Traveller on June 1, 2011.
Irina Elizarova can be reached at IElizarova@condenast.ru.

Sunday 8 May 2011

Slavic media changes newsletter 38

Suspended Polish Prime magazine resumed its publishing





Polish lifestyle and cultural magazine Prime comes out anew after being suspended last autumn. The new publisher is Grupa Mediator Media from Warsaw with the Editor-in-Chief Grzegorz Wilczek.
The monthly magazine covers lifestyle, arts, culture, motoring, health, men’s fashion and interests.
Its current circulation is around 65,000 copies.
The Deputy Editor Zbigniew Domaszewicz can be reached at zbigniew.domaszewicz@gmail.com.



A new magazine for seniors launched in Poland





Polish publisher Murator has launched a supplement Faif for the magazine Zdrowie aimed at people over 50 years of age.
Faif will appear irregularly with several issues a year.
It covers human relations, health issues, cooking, beauty and health, technologies. The magazine contains of 100 pages with current circulation of 80,000 copies.

Its editorial team can be reached at fajf@murator.com.pl and Editor-in-Chief Iza Radecka can be contacted on iradecka@murator.com.pl.




A new lifestyle TV guide started in Czech Republic










Czech PR agency Pram Consulting has started a new fortnightly TV guide Skylink TV
for subscribers of the TV platform Skylink.

It comes out on 116 pages with 400,000 monthly circulation and covers lifestyle, entertainment, digital technologies, motoring, fashion and cooking. It contains 84 pages with TV guide for Czech and Slovak TV stations. The digital edition of the magazine is available at http://tv.skylink.cz.


Its editorial team can be reached at skylinktv@pram.cz and the Editor David Shorf can be contacted on david.shorf@tv.skylink.cz (TVsef@skylink.cz).




Slovak magazine Fantazia has ceased






Slovak two-monthly magazine Fantazia about fantasy and science fiction films and serials, pop culture and computer games has stopped its publishing after having experienced some financial problems. It was published since 1997 on 108 pages.

The website is still active at http://www.fantazia.sk and its Executive Editor Alexandra Pavelkova can be reached at alexandra.pavelkova@gmail.com.



Editorial changes at Slovak Publishing House Ecopress






The new director of business to business magazines at Ecopress is Martin Kona.


B2B publishing division of Ecopress includes magazines Strategies, Obchod, HoReCa magazine, Investor, Zdravotnicke noviny (Health newspaper) and its specialized supplements: Sestra a lekar v praxi, Diabetik and RUN.


Martin started his journalistic career at the agency SITA and the daily SME, and he has been with Ecopress since early 2006. He can be reached at martin.kona@ecopress.sk.

Monday 2 May 2011

Slavic media changes newsletter 37

Russian regional newspaper Gazeta Dona changes layout
Russian regional newspaper Gazeta Dona, published in Rostov-na-Donu, has increased the number of color pages up to 16.



It is a 32 pages daily newspaper published with 21,500 circulation since 1998.
Its Editor-in-Chief Artur Rudakov and the editorial team can be reached at red@gazeta-dona.ru or rndred@province.ru.






Russian regional business magazine Delovoy kvartal – Yekaterinburg with a new editor




The new Editor-in-Chief of Delovoy kvartal – Yekaterinburg is Tatiana Aprelskaya, who has taken over the magazine, after its former editor Bogdan Kulchitsky left the publication after 2,5 years stint.
She can be reached at aprelskaya@apress.ru.

The Ural region magazine with 6,000 circulation covers regional business, finance and politics.
FPC costs 62600.00 RUR.



Deputy Editor of Russian national daily Izvestia has left his position



Deputy Editor-in-Chief at Izvestia Ilya Kiselev has left his position.


A week ago the newspaper has seen its Editor-in-Chief Vitaliy Abramov leaving the publication. The new Editor-in-Chief is Alexander Malyutin, who prior to this worked on editorial positions at Russian business daily Kommersant, Smart Money, Forbes and Marker.ru.
He and the editorial team can be contacted on izv@izvestia.ru.

Izvestia is a national political newspaper published since 1917.




Russian financial magazine D’ dedicated to investments has ceased





Last issue of D' Russian publication dedicated to investments in financial markets was published at the end of April. The journal has been published since 2005.

Editor-in-Chief of D' Konstantin Ilyuschenko said on his blog at http://oligarhist.livejournal.com that D' merges with Expert magazine.


Topics covered at the D' will appear now in the business weekly Expert. Three members of the editorial team will move into a new department of the magazine Expert and the rest will be engaged at Fincake.ru website and join the team of Expert TV.


Ukrainian Gazeta po Kievski has resumed its publication




Ukrainian daily Gazeta po Kievski will come out 5 days a week with a new Editor Alexey Gazubei. He and the editorial team can be reached at sis@pk.kiev.ua.



Arleta Kubicka-Pizon leaves the Polish regional daily Dziennik Wschodni




Arleta Kubicka-Pizon, deputy editor of the Dziennik Wschodni and the weekly My City MM Lublin published by of Regional Media, will leave her position on May 31.
Her position and the duties assigned to it will be shared between publishers.
The Editor-in-Chief Krzysztof Wiejak can be contacted on wiejak@dziennikwschodni.pl.



Dziennik Wschodni is a Polish daily newspaper distributed in Lubelsky region in the east of Poland.