Month: October 2016
California’s Frontiers suspends publication after owner declares bankruptcy
by Joe Siegel Los Angeles-based Frontiers magazine has suspended publication due to the financial problems of its parent company, Multimedia Platforms Worldwide (MMP). On October 4, the company, based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy before the United States […]
AfterEllen shuts down citing financial reasons
by Joe Siegel Popular blog AfterEllen has shut down after more than 10 years of operation. The site featured lesbian news and entertainment. Editor in chief Trish Bendix announced on her personal website that the blog was shutting down on September 23. […]
XY Magazine returns after 8-year break
by Joe Siegel XY Magazine, which is aimed at young gay men, has resumed publication after an eight-year hiatus. The new XY #50 — at nearly 200 pages — went on sale the week of October 10 at Barnes and Noble, Books-A-Million, […]
Clinton backed by National Gay Media Association members
by Fred Kuhr In an unprecedented move, all 12 of the country’s longest-serving LGBT newspapers are each separately endorsing Democratic Hillary Clinton for president of the United States. The 12 are members of the National Gay Media Association, a trade association of […]
PRESSING QUESTIONS: Houston Rainbow Herald
Interview with Editor Johnny Trlica by Joe Siegel Location: Houston, Texas Year founded: 2011 Staff size and breakdown: (writers, editors, designers, etc.) Johnny Trlica, editor; Alvin Linton, webmaster; Mark Anthony, contributing writer Print run: Online only Website: www.houstonrainbowherald.com ***** PPQ: What feature […]
What’s happening at your publication? Let us know. Email editor Fred Kuhr at editor@presspassq.com. STAMPP CORBIN, publisher of SAN DIEGO LGBT WEEKLY, is now also CEO of the new BLVD San Diego LGBT WeeklyPublisher Stampp Corbin Treatment Center located in San Diego’s heavily […]