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******* Savoy magazine is back with a brassy flourish, stylish rhythm and new arrangements After a three-year run, the upscale African-American magazine hit the downbeat in December 2003 and went bankrupt. The magazine is named after the historic Savoy ballrooms -- one in Harlem, the other at South Park Way and East 47th Street in Chicago. Publisher Hermene Hartman is the founder of N'Digo, which has the largest black newspaper circulation in the United States, with a weekly readership of 625,000. She purchased Savoy last June through Jazzy Communications, a subsidiary of her Hartman Publishing Group. In November, Hartman named Monroe Anderson, former community affairs director at WBBM-Channel 2, as Savoy's editor. MORE ONLINE
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Though Brad Pitt may not want her, celebrity magazines can't get enough of Jennifer Aniston. Life & Style Weekly thought it had won a high stakes auction last week, agreeing to pay $15,000 for exclusive rights to the first photos of Jennifer with another man ??” "Swingers" star Vince Vaughn. The photos of the two hugging and kissing were the first of Aniston with another man since the bust-up of her marriage to Pitt exploded into the headlines. Life & Style is putting Aniston on the cover and featuring the hotly disputed photos inside the issue that hits this week. The bust-up has been a newsstand bonanza for all of the celebrity weeklies. MORE ONLINE
************ ... that the Modern Bride Connection job is filled. ... that GENRE Magazine is looking for a freelance production assistant, ASAP. Must have Photoshop and Quark experience. Duties include flow-in text, art-file conversions, designing layouts, photo-retouching, PDFs, trafficking editorial folders, pre-press assistance. Great opportunity for beginners or junior-level designers. Send email/resume to cciompi@genremagazine.com. (Official Ed2010 posting) ... that CosmoGIRL! magazine is seeking candidates for the position of Editorial Production Manager. Responsibilities for this position will include, but will not be limited to, the following: Maintaining the workflow for a busy production department, from copy and layout approval through the printer; working closely with editorial production director on planning and execution of special units; tracking of images throughout the workflow; working with everyone from editors and designers to copy & research; creating templates and style sheets; and much more. You will spend approximately 60% of your time on page production, 20% on tracking, and the other 20% on managing the work of the Production Associate. This is a "pitch-in and do anything necessary" type of role. Experience working with InDesign and Illustrator & Photoshop is a BIG plus. At least 2 years of editorial production experience for another consumer magazine will be required. Send your resume and cover letter (including salary history and requirements) as a Word document to: hgrayman@hearst.com (OK to mention Ed) ... that a new on-line magazine focusing on dating/relationships is seeking interns for 3-5 days a week. Office is downtown Manhattan. Can't offer college credit, but will give you clips and great learning experience. Please send resume and clips to judydutton@nyc.rr.com. (OK to mention Ed) ??¦ that there are fashion assistant and food assistant openings at Ladies' Home Journal. Do not mention Ed.
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