Can he take the heat?

Article Abstract:

Emap Metro MD Barry McIlheney is optimistic about the prospects for Heat, the company's new weekly entertainment magazine for those in their 20s and 30s. He admits that business conditions have become more difficult, but emphasizes that Emap Metro has been less severely affected than most other companies. He believes that one of the reasons why Emap's magazines have been successful is that they have a self-deprecating tone. He is to move to Paris, France, once Heat has become established, and plans more acquisitions and more launches of entertainment and male titles.

Comment:

Emap Metro to launch Heat, designed for people aged 20-30

United Kingdom, Product introduction, Emap Metro, McIlheney, Barry

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The house that Bob built

Article Abstract:

Penthouse magazine founder, Bob Guccione, wanted to be a priest prior to setting up the magazine. He argues that he is in favor of erotica and opposes pornography. He has reclaimed the UK version of Penthouse in order to revive the magazine. He sees men and women in animal terms and argues that Nature intends young men to procreate. He has married three times, and always told his third wife about his infidelities, though denies he has felt guilty in line with his Catholic past.

Behavior, Penthouse (Periodical), Guccione, Bob

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Tales of the unexpected

Article Abstract:

Revolution magazine Advertisement Manager Ben Holland states that he enjoys his work very much and that a career in media sales was not a last resort after failing to get work in his original career choice, geology. He indicates that he devotes around half his time to administrative work and half to selling.

Holland, Ben, Haymarket Publishing

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