how magazine focused on entertainment in big city for young professionals can be named/titled?
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little pro's, the big book for the self important. just kidding
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YM is no longer avavaiable but some great magazines that coompare to it are cosmo girl, teen vogue, and seventeen.  If you are more into fashion get teen vogue.  Cosmo girl and seventeen are almost identical to YM.  Hope i helped you.
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Any beauty magazines.
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My target market would be women 21 to 35.  My cover would feature both celebrities and non-celebrities.  The ideal reader would be focused, career oriented, civicall minded, yet knows how to have fun and relax.\n\nIt would be less fashion and more news.  I'm really into magazines that feature good writing.  Less advice and more proven fact.  Think Vanity Fair meets Glamour.\n\nI would feature some entertainment, but not too gossipy.  I would have a section of fiction that showcases new and undiscovered writers.\n\nThere would be lots of health information.  Not, "how to get summer ready abs" type crap.  I'd feature information about the latest in tests/screenings, etc.\n\nI have all kinds of ideas being that magazine publishing is my chosen field.
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What kind of magazine is it? If it is a sport magazine try something like "school mascot" Sport. ex. Coyote Sport. If it just concerns your school in general, look through real magazines and find a name that inspires you.
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A magazine that comes out once a month.
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A newspaper name should reflect its purpose.\n\nFor instnace, if it is Republican based, you might call it "The Elephant".\nOr if it is an upbeat news about the arts scene in New York - "The NY High Note" or "The NY Palate".\n\nIf you want your newspaper to be known as an objective source of information for everyone, it would be best to go with a classic sort of name like "The __(location)__ Times" or "The Saturday Gazette".\n\nJust think about your demographics (who the paper will appeal to) when choosing your title.
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Addys, CA, One Show\n\nAll prestigious. All sought after by creatives
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on television & in magazines geared towards children
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My son's school has this thing they do with Time magazine.  It's called "Time For Kids" and they have all kinds of current event stuff in there.
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there are a bunch:\nbreakaway\nbrio\nCosmoGIRL! \nDirt \nELLEgirl \nGirl's Life \nIt's HOT! \nItsTeens Online Teen Magazine \nSassy Magazine \nSeventeen \nShameless (magazine) \nSports Illustrated\nTeen People \nym
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This letter should be fairly short because newspapers don't have room to publish long pieces.  First outline the issue.  Compared to kids in more urban areas, there is very little in the way of entertainment.  No concerts, movies, plays, etc.  This is fairly clear-cut and shouldn't take too long.  Then you should add in possible consequences.  Why is this issue important, why should we care?  Lack of culture, greater youth delinquency, and so on.  Here's a sample letter (though on a different subject) along with a few extra tips: http://www.uusc.org/programs/STOP/lettertoeditor.html .  Good luck!
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Seventeen and Cosmogirl. I like COsmopolitan also, Glamour, and Teen People. Too bad Teen People stopped making mags.
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You could try any of the marketing or business publications that distribute their magazine to the Montreal, Canada area, such as the Canadian edition of Marketing Magazine.\n\nhttp://www.marketingmag.ca/\n\nBut before you submit your paper, you'd want to contact their editorial staff to see if the content is acceptable.
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It is a the World's most Creative Fashion Magazine. You'll love their site *see link below*\n\nThe music background is AWESOME!!\n\nEnjoy dear!!
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what kind of magazine are you looking for? you can probably find it at most stores. or try at a book store.
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IT really depends on what genre your interest is. Start with local talent shows, theatres and do lots and lots of volunteer entertainment for public events, banquets, etc...