Grazia magazine back in print four years after closure
Fashion title Grazia is having another crack at a print product, with new publishers of the magazine brand Grace Publishing launching a print edition tomorrow nearly one year after re-launching the title as digital-only.
Grazia announced its return to Australia as a digital-only product in March last year, with Marne Schwartz, formerly of Bauer Media, partnering with former hedge fund manager Nicole Keats Torrence and investor Peter Howarth to relaunch the title.
The title was closed by former publisher Bauer Media in February 2013 after the magazine’s circulation struggled.
It’s April 1st already?
Do the Darwin Awards now have a category for Media?
Er, how would they know how many copies are ‘sold’ already?
Doesn’t Cosmo sell 30 000 a month? How are they selling so many?
“by-annually”?
Thanks, LW – now fixed
(And nice to see a comment from you – I think it’s been a while since we’ve heard from you…)
Cheers,
Tim – Mumbrella
I can’t wait to see it. The Australian mag market needs something fresh!
Woohoo!
Loving their online content. It better be good.
I was a regular customer buying every single copy. I believe it was $5.00 back than. But now $15.00?
And why are the magazines in Australia so expensive compared to Europe and the US ?
I just saw the magazine being given away in Westfield…… is this how they get their 110,000 audited sales for the April edition?