PRESSING QUESTIONS: The Rage Monthly of San Diego
Interview with Editor in Chief Joel Martens by Joe Siegel Geographic coverage area: The larger Southern California area with three separate magazines that speak to each of the following regions: San Diego County, Orange & Los Angeles Counties, and the Greater Palm Springs […]
TRANSITIONS AND MILESTONES
What’s happening at your publication? Let us know. Email editor Fred Kuhr at editor@presspassq.com THE CENTRAL VOICE, based in Middletown, Penn., won second place in in its division for Newspaper of the Year by the PENNSYLVANIA NEWSMEDIA ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION. It also won […]
Year-in-review issues still relevant in digital age
by Joe Siegel Many LGBTQ publications create special year-in-review issues as a way to provide a comprehensive overview of the past year’s events. “We do an annual year-in-review issue, recapping our staff picks for the top local, national, international and arts stories […]
Faith and religion still big issues for LGBTQ media
by Joe Siegel The Christmas season may indeed be the holiest time of year, but it offers a challenge for writers for LGBTQ publications — how to reach out to a community which has often been demonized by the Catholic Church and […]
Bay Area Reporter digital archive project reaches milestone
by Fred Kuhr Readers of San Francisco’s Bay Area Reporter (BAR) got an early holiday present this year when the digitization project to make archival issues of the newspaper available online was completed in October. The goal is to make every issue […]
PRESSING QUESTIONS: Ambush Magazine of New Orleans, La.
Interview with Publisher Tomy Acosta by Joe Siegel Geographic coverage area: The Gulf South with a focus on New Orleans and distribution from Houston to Pensacola, Fla., and north to Jackson, Miss. Year founded: 1982, and the oldest surviving LGBTQ publication serving […]
TRANSITIONS AND MILESTONES
What’s happening at your publication? Let us know. Email editor Fred Kuhr at editor@presspassq.com AMBUSH MAGAZINE, based in New Orleans, celebrated its 36th anniversary in its October 9, 2018, issue. ECHO’s Amy Young LEWIS COVINGTON, a former writer with now-defunct Atlanta publication […]
LGBT papers work fast to cover midterm results
by Joe Siegel The recent midterm elections were notable for the Democratic takeover of the House of Representatives and the victories of several LGBT candidates. LGBT publications, especially weeklies, were under the gun to provide coverage of the major races. Some adjusted […]
Florida’s Watermark now in the film business
by Fred Kuhr The owner of Watermark, based in Orlando, Fla., has created a film company, with plans for a documentary called “Greetings From Queertown: Orlando” already in the works. Watermark Film Company was launched by Watermark Publishing Group owner Rick Claggett […]
by Rick Claggett (Rick Claggett is publisher of Watermark, based in Orlando, Fla. A slightly longer version of this editorial originally appeared in the November 29, 2018, issue of the newspaper.) “Print is dead.” I’ve heard this for at least 10 years, […]