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Sunday 2 October 2011

Slavic media changes newsletter 56

A newspaper for patients with cancer launched in Russia




A quarterly newspaper Ravnoye pravo na zhizn (Equal rights for life) has launched in Russia.

It will be distributed for free at chemists and is published with 3,000 copies' circulation.

It covers issues of cancer and .... Please read more at http://www.slavicmediaonline.com/article_slavic-media-changes-newsletter-56_39_2782


A new shopping magazine for women in Belarus



A women's shopping magazine Pink covering fashion and beauty launched in Belarus with 10,000 copies' circulation.

The magazine .... Please read more at http://www.slavicmediaonline.com/article_slavic-media-changes-newsletter-56_39_2782




Russian TV guide TV7 ceased




Russian TV guide TV7 published by Rodionov Publishing House (IDR) has ceased with its October 3 issue due to some financial issues.

It has been published weekly with 176,000 copies' circulation.


A new owner and publisher of Russian daily newspaper Trud





The publisher of Russian daily newspaper Trud, the media Holding Media 3, has sold the newspaper to oil company Rosneft.

Valery Simonov has been appointed a new editor but other editorial changes have not been confirmed.

The newspaper comes out with 220,000 copies' circulation.



A new digital business magazine PROFIT launched in Ukraine




A digital business magazine PROFIT has been launched in Crimea in the Ukraine.


Continue reading at http://www.slavicmediaonline.com/article_slavic-media-changes-newsletter-56_39_2782



A Bosnian and Macedonian editions of Grazia launched by Serbian Color Press Grupa



Grazia magazine covers latest fashion trends, provides exclusive interviews with celebs and showbiz news.

Both editions will appear on 132 pages. Chief editor of the magazine in Bosnia and Herzegovina is Dejan Espek and the chief editor of the Macedonian Grazia is Maja Veljanovska.

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